CatBus said:
your kids will inherit your biases, and if you’re lucky, your kids will call you out on them when they grow up.

Heh heh. I wish I could do the same thing with my own parents…but I don’t think I can live on my own yet.

CatBus said:
Neutrality is a very noble goal, but there’s nothing as infuriating as a parent who claims to be totally, completely neutral when they’re not. Try to be upfront about your own biases, like “you know, I’m not really the best person to ask about brand X Christianity because my own parents were brand X, and it was a really awful experience for me”.

You’re right. Growing up with a family of radical Christians has certainly tainted my view of Christianity as a whole, and I know that as a result I couldn’t truly neutral about it. It’s a pity that your saying so only makes me feel more uncertain on how I should raise my future kids.