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In response to "Seriously? Because most of the GPs I have seen... would not be into that. -- nm" by Spawn

Yup. I'm sure people call someone their kids "godparent", and it means something else.

Posted by Inigo (aka Inigo) Jul 16 '09, 10:04

From the church perspective, that's what it means for most religions.

That's why I hesitated when my brother asked me to be his son's godparent. I was like, "I'm honored, but I don't believe in God. Shouldn't someone else do it?"

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I was asked to be a godparent for two parents neither of whom follow a Christian religion... - Walt_Disney Jul 16, 10:10
My uncle asked me for their second child (about 7 years old now). I couldn't say no though. -- nm - Don Homer Jul 16, 10:07 1
- I said yes. It was too important to my brother to turn it down. - Inigo Jul 16, 10:11
Wait, what? - musubi Jul 16, 10:07 4
- Agnostic. I only know that I don't know. You know? - Inigo Jul 16, 10:09 3
  - Oh. I misunderstood the way it was phrased. - musubi Jul 16, 10:15 2
    - He's *really* praying for mojo, moose. -- nm - Inigo Jul 16, 10:16 1
      - ^ *not really* Although that works too. -- nm - Inigo Jul 16, 10:17

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Yup. I'm sure people call someone their kids "godparent", and it means something else.

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