I have to have the Butcher to work by 7:00 a.m. and I am still farting around on the internet trying to ascertain whether a parent can use the state to enforce his or her religious preferences on his or her teenage kid.
I have to have the Butcher to work by 7:00 a.m. and I am still farting around on the internet trying to ascertain whether a parent can use the state to enforce his or her religious preferences on his or her teenage kid.
Tiny Cat Pants 
If this isn’t currently in the law, that sounds like a candidate for Campfield’s next piece of stunt legislation.
Aunt B.,
By happenstance a friend in KY who is an estate lawyer sent me a note this morning that included the factoid that New York is the only state that allows parents to agree on what a child’s religion will be and the courts will enforce the agreement.
I have inquired what the majority of states do regarding parental decisions on the subject.