Marriage : Its Ethic And Religion
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But why is it in decay ?
Because the commandment has a con- verse. Honour thy boy and girl that f their days may be strong in the land the Lord thy God giveth thee. Parents ought to honour their children, and not merely fondle them, and not merely maintain them, and not merely punish them. Be- cause that aspect of the matter has been neglected, parents need to be taught to honour the child, whom they too often treat with the extremes both of neglect and indulgence, as a nuisance or a darling.
S...ome families would be more valuable if they had more mutual respect, even at the cost of some superfluous affection.
OF MARRIAGE 65 Considering the effect of marriage on the moral nature both of parents and, especially, of children, it comes home to us that the marriage question is really a part of the education question. Genera- tion and education are morally insepara- able. The parent is the chief moral teacher. The family is not merely a coupler, but a transmitter ; not only a link between the generations, but the living vehicle to the future of all the best moral wisdom which such parentage gathers from the past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But why is it in decay ?
Because the commandment has a con- verse. Honour thy boy and girl that f their days may be strong in the land the Lord thy God giveth thee. Parents ought to honour their children, and not merely fondle them, and not merely maintain them, and not merely punish them. Be- cause that aspect of the matter has been neglected, parents need to be taught to honour the child, whom they too often treat with the extremes both of neglect and indulgence, as a nuisance or a darling.
S...ome families would be more valuable if they had more mutual respect, even at the cost of some superfluous affection.
OF MARRIAGE 65 Considering the effect of marriage on the moral nature both of parents and, especially, of children, it comes home to us that the marriage question is really a part of the education question. Genera- tion and education are morally insepara- able. The parent is the chief moral teacher. The family is not merely a coupler, but a transmitter ; not only a link between the generations, but the living vehicle to the future of all the best moral wisdom which such parentage gathers from the past.
What to read after Marriage : Its Ethic And Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Taylor Forsyth to read onlineMoreLess
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