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Disliking kids in public spaces like on airplanes and at weddings has become an increasingly popular stance, but Kaitlyn argues that our attitude toward children reflects deeper issues in the church—how we value people, how we practice love, and whether we really mean it when we say “all are welcome.”

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Vickie Hess

I will own that I don't particularly enjoy being around kids. It has a lot to do with my experience as a kid who was bullied, excluded, and generally didn't fit in. However, "not enjoying" doesn't mean I don't choose to be kind, supportive, respectful, etc.... I think the boundary for me is being told I have to "enjoy" being around kids.

Kyle Adcox

Kaitlyn, you're living in a fantasy world. 2 Things: 1. Here in America, we don't love our children; We use and exploit them for financial, personal, and/or political gain. 2. We have no problem with our own kids, but, we get disrespectful towards other people's kids. Sure, my generation was the generation of Eli and Peyton Manning; my generation is also the generation of Lyle and Eric Menendez too. Sure, my generation is the generation of Nancy Kerrigan and Kerri Strug; My generation is also the generation of Tonya Harding and Amy Fisher too. Remember, your biases and prejudices will be used against you one day.