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Godson

usgb/ˈɡɑːdsʌn/Volume
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Ceremonial Origin

The term 'godson' originates from Christian ceremonies where a godparent is chosen for a child.

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During the baptism, Mark and Linda were honored to be named as the godson's godparents.
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Enduring Connection

'Godson' implies a lifelong commitment and relationship beyond the baptism ceremony.

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Even though he's grown up, I still give my godson advice on life's challenges.
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Not Legal Status

Being a godson does not grant legal rights or responsibilities, it's more of a spiritual and personal bond.

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Though not his father, as his godson’s godfather, I support him as part of the family.
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