Parents have the right to select any name for their child
1. Following are excerpts from the article headlined "Judge reverses decision and allows baby to be named 'Messiah' - National America Now News | Examiner.com"
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According to the Christian Post on Sept. 19, a Tennessee couple will be allowed to name their 8-month old baby "Messiah" after all.
A judge reversed an earlier court order that blocked the name from being used arguing that it was a title reserved solely for Jesus Christ.
The new decision allows the mother and father, Jaleesa Martin and Jawaan McCullough, to name their baby boy "Messiah," reversing Child Support Magistrate Lu Ann Ballew's decision in August to name the baby "Martin DeShawn McCullough" instead..... (End excerpts)
2. "Bottom line, parents, not the government, have the right to select a name for their child,"....
Baby Messiah: Why Court-Ordered Name Change Sparked Outrage
So it seems that parents have the right to select any name for their child including such names as "Cow Dung", "Pig", "Satan" or even "God".
1. Following are excerpts from the article headlined "Judge reverses decision and allows baby to be named 'Messiah' - National America Now News | Examiner.com"
(Begin excerpts)
According to the Christian Post on Sept. 19, a Tennessee couple will be allowed to name their 8-month old baby "Messiah" after all.
A judge reversed an earlier court order that blocked the name from being used arguing that it was a title reserved solely for Jesus Christ.
The new decision allows the mother and father, Jaleesa Martin and Jawaan McCullough, to name their baby boy "Messiah," reversing Child Support Magistrate Lu Ann Ballew's decision in August to name the baby "Martin DeShawn McCullough" instead..... (End excerpts)
2. "Bottom line, parents, not the government, have the right to select a name for their child,"....
Baby Messiah: Why Court-Ordered Name Change Sparked Outrage
So it seems that parents have the right to select any name for their child including such names as "Cow Dung", "Pig", "Satan" or even "God".
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