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Godly Right to Name First-Born Son Spyridon

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Craig Meyers
11 years ago

Love the name.

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Tisha
11 years ago

Love the name!!! Spyridon is an awesome name for a first born son!

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Kristy
11 years ago

Hands Down.... Spyridon! I'm not even Greek, but think tradional names are being lost in todays culture. What a GREAT name!!! He can go by "Spy", or "Ridon"...how many Mikes do we all know?

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Sherry
11 years ago

Michael Spyridon

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Julia
11 years ago

I love it!

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connie
11 years ago

Micheal all the way.

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sheerie
11 years ago

Spyridon....great name! Keep the family tradition going. I mean why would you want to change that?! Such a great story for this child to tell as he gets older. There are certainly enough Michaels in the world. #TeamSpyridon

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Maria Makarios
11 years ago

Spyridon is a beautiful name!

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Erika Rafferty
11 years ago

Go for it. It's an awesome name.

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Nakia Clark
11 years ago

I just love the tradition behind the name. Good luck!!!

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tania
11 years ago

надо соблюдать договоренности. Так теряется смысл любого договора в семье, а анархия -это не мать порядка и счастья. Ксения, уступи мужу.

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Jayme Spyridon-Tow
11 years ago

My grandpas name was Spyro Spyridon and he was an amazing man!

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Erin Bareis
11 years ago

Spyridon is a far better name, love it

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Joanne Watson
11 years ago

I vote for a compromise MICHAEL SPYRIDON, as children can be cruel & "Mikey" is a cute nickname :)

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Missy darnell
11 years ago

Name the baby Michael,at least that is a normal Americanized name.the spyridon name is just weird and the kid would likely be teased when he reaches school age.

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Callas Antonia
11 years ago

I'd say go with Spyridon. Although I think Michael is a beautiful name, Sypridon has significance, strength and personal significance. Your son will appreciate it later. I "gave in" and named my son a very "American" name and now I wish I had named him after his grandfather, Leonidas, as I had originally planned. Plus, your wife can name every other child - may you be blessed with many more!

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Heather Gilliam
11 years ago

Spyridon

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Susan Wolff
11 years ago

tradition is a wonderful thing. without knowing our past how can we embrace the future

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Mel
11 years ago

Definitely Michael! I can't even pronounce the other name! Kids will constantly pick on the poor child!

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Connie White
11 years ago

There are a billion Michaels born every day. Sometimes it's just as bad for a kid to have nothing special about their name than an unusual one. I hope the kid isn't made fun of for having an unusual name, but if you give him a cool haircut and clothes and teach him some swagger than everyone will adjust. I recommend Spyridon and give him a cool nickname that he goes by everyday like "Rider". Then everyone is happy, including the kid.