When the child dies over beliefs that the parents have which that child may grow up never to believe in or put faith into in later life, who gives anyone that right, I believe that when you become the legal guardian of that child it should always be their life that comes first not the belief of the parents. There is only so much faith you can have before you must consider scientific logic. I think there should be a fine balance between them

I personally don’t believe in any religion either, I like the idea of a heaven but how much faith I have in it well is not very high. The parents may of thought they were doing the write thing by not accepting medicine, but if that is the case why would god create the core parts required for medicine, why would we be allowed such knowledge. I don’t know much about other faiths but I know Catholics believe that god granted humans free will and that is why he does not interfere in our lives granting us everything we desire. I’m not sure if other religions believe that also but if so then you should be considering medicine to help as if granted free will nothing will intervene

Bleugh who am I to comment on what these parents should of done, at least they have strong faith in something unlike me. I guess a manslaughter case really can’t go to far with our society being so diverse these days you could really charge the parents without compromising that