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Godly Right to Name First-Born Son Spyridon

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Rick
11 years ago

Name him how you see fit. He always has the option to change it when he is older.

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Jon
11 years ago

Do it, it's a fine name

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Theokli Hotzoglou
11 years ago

Power to Baby Spyridon

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gail scho
11 years ago

I think it's a wonderful name and a wonderful tradition. And, no, I'm not Greek.

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Aspasia Hotzoglou
11 years ago

Go Baby Spiro!

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S. Roberts
11 years ago

Why not just name the kid "Spyridon Michael Soukeras", and call him "Mike". No reason you can't compromise... Later, if the kid decides he likes the full name Spyridon, he can have people call him that, or some derivitive...

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Fine-Structure Constant
11 years ago

This is a beautiful and noble tradition, which your son would be proud to a part of. God bless you and your child.

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Cheyenne
11 years ago

Spyridon at first I was against it but it has meaning it's a fair comprimise girl she gets her grand moms name boy she gets her grandfathers name

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K.R
11 years ago

Spyridon is a beautiful and proud name.

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Sarah Villanueva
11 years ago

Embrace what is unique and special about your culture!

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Eric M.
11 years ago

Spyridon is much better than plain ole Michael! Plus a father should get to name the 1st boy IMO.

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db
11 years ago

Pravda za Spyridona

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Youssef S
11 years ago

Spyridon isn't easy to pronounce. Having said that, honouring your family and that your wife is a beautiful thing to do. I would recommend Michael as a first name and Spyridon as a middle name

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Jacob
11 years ago

Let the poor guy have the name choice. It obviously means a lot to him.

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Peti Tion
11 years ago

In a relationship everything cannot be onesided. Anyway Nocholas has agreed to name the child as per wife's wishes if its a girl or a second born. He must have a say atleast for the first born. Family tradition are wonderful to maintain.

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V
11 years ago

ehy not it could be worse

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Jamie
11 years ago

Nothing wrong with wanting to name your 1st born son after your father! Hope you get to the goal!

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Missy Powell
11 years ago

Love the name!

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Pamla Brown
11 years ago

tradition is a lost art

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Penelope Serafim
11 years ago

I personally love the name Spyro, it's unique, and most of all it goes with our heritage and tradition!!