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I mean 3rd husband will have to take care of all 2 previous children. And he may have his own baby too in future. So will kids feel okay after knowing their dad is father 1,2 who who gave the sperm to turn into kid they will be.
Won't husband 3 feel awkward to feel 2 babies and spend money on it whereas those babies are not his?

I'll give an explanation of each option:

Hard theistic believer: You believe in a theistic god. You believe God created all things word for word as it says in the Bible or other holy book such as the Quran. This god closely monitors the actions and thoughts or all people and in turn decides who shall be rewarded and who shall be punished for their sin. This god chooses which children get cancer, whose dog dies on their birthday, whose house gets broken into, whose wife cheats on her husband, who wins the Superbowl etc. You get offended at the very idea anyone would dare question the existence of God to the point where you may become physically violent.

Mild theisitic believer: You believe the Bible isn't correct word for word and feel that it should only be taken in certain contexts and that there is a great deal of misinterpretation but you believe God still intervenes in people's lives.

Deistic believer: You believe God to be a great mathematician and ultimate engineer who set up the universe to explode into life exactly as it has but doesn't do anything after that. In other words you believe God made the universe but the Bible, Quran etc are not relevant.

Agnostic leaning towards belief in God. You are undecided and not religious but you feel it is most likely the universe was created by god.

Agnostic leaning towards an existence with no god. You are still not 100% certain but you feel it's much more likely that God doesn't exist and we are yet to discover mind blowing things about existence. Pretty much as atheist as one can rationally be. (This is where I sit)

Hard Atheist: You have 100% certainty there is no god at all and that it is simply an impossibility.