telecast: Child Rearing
Proverbs 3:11-12, Hebrews 12:5-6
Herbert W. Armstrong (1892-1986)
Given 01-Jan-34; Sermon #TWT2273A; 30 minutes
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Herbert W. Armstrong, after recounting the experiences of several runaways suffering from the effects of their self-indulgent parents' addiction to gambling and other compulsive behaviors, indicts irresponsible parenting for ninety per cent of juvenile delinquency. Parental discipline and chastening, abhorrent to many modern psychologists, is actually an act of love. Family disintegration and societal breakdown stems from the contempt for and disregard of God's Law (as well as man's law) - a mindset sadly learned in the homes throughout our land. The booklet The Ten Commandments was offered on this program.
Topics: (show)
Casino Compulsive behavior Discipline Gambling Government Habitual behavior Happiness Human nature Juvenile delinquency Las Vegas Law of averages Respect for Laws Run away Self control Self indulgent behavior Something for nothing
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