Kavod Harav Anava, I am a bat Noach, raising my children as Benei Noach. Both of my children have autism, but they can read, write, and speak. My daughter is 21 and my son is 19. My son's autism limits his speech severely but he can communicate. Because of the severity of their disabilities, they both still live with me. Both my son and my daughter can pray the Shema in Hebrew and also pray before eating in Hebrew. I try to teach them about Hashem as much as I can. We read tehillim and the Perek Shirah and we listen to your lectures on Youtube. I know my daughter understands that there is only One G-d, the G-d of Israel, but I worry about my son. He attends a special school for young adults with disabilities during the day. He is influenced by things he sees outside of our home and things he hears outside our home as well.  Although I do not teach him Xtianity, sometimes he says the name of the false one, or sings a song he has heard about the false one. I don't know how to handle it and I worry. I know that his understanding is limited because of his disability, but I want to be sure that His soul is safe, and that he will not be found guilty of avodah zarah before Hashem. My children and I await the geula and pray for the geula. My children's father, (we have been divorced since 2005), is a gentile. He had come to the point where he said he would convert to Judaism with us and we had moved to Chicago to convert Orthodox, but he turned back to Shituf. I worry about the eternity of my children even more than I worry about my own eternity. What should I do to help my son? I don't even know if he understands what he is saying when he says the name of the false one or sings a song he has heard about the false one.   Thank you, in advance, for your reply and for your kindness in making videos to teach us. May Hashem bless you and your family. Jennifer Brigman Ionescu