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HelpRe: Atheists giving their kids Biblical names
in reply to a message by queenv
Gotta disagree with your first point.
I think it's important to look into how a name comes across to others. I mean, Adolf in itself isn't a terrible name or meaning, but damn, it comes across pretty horribly to most people. I don't want to saddle that on my kid because I like how it sounds. It would mean people would have preconceived notions about my child/family before they/we ever met.
I think it's important to look into how a name comes across to others. I mean, Adolf in itself isn't a terrible name or meaning, but damn, it comes across pretty horribly to most people. I don't want to saddle that on my kid because I like how it sounds. It would mean people would have preconceived notions about my child/family before they/we ever met.
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I was speaking of names that cross cultural boundaries. I didn't mean something like Adolf or something ridiculous.
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