C. God Consent with Family Too “The Family Covenant”
Genesis 17:10, “This is my covenant, which ye shall keep, between me and you and thy seed after thee; Every man child among you shall be circumcised.” God made the covenant with Abraham as the unequal parties, that God himself that established the covenant, Abraham part was to agree to it and be blessed when he obey of it. The covenant sign of circumcision of forskin, it should apply to Abraham and his sons, from generation to generations. Abraham is the father of many nations, and he is the father of faith. This covenant in theological term called “the family covenant,” because it includes Abraham’s children. This covenant is everlasting covenant (Gen. 17:7); the covenant it is the promise …show more content…
Many books written for guiding them to have the steps by steps to become successful parents, even articles too. Dr. Guarendi as psychologist comment about parenting, he says, “nearly all the parents place a high premium on imparting to the children a set of spiritual and moral values.” Is this true? This book, written in 1987, the moral value seems reminded the same, the balance life and the social life still important in this generation; but for setting the spiritual value the parents slowly to ignore it.
The Worldly Upbringing
The article was entitled “How our generation differs from our parents” make a good observation of this difference, she mentions one of emphasize in bringing up children to pursue higher education, Jaclyn wrote in her article:
Our generation has much more of an emphasis on education than our parents' did. Practically everyone you know is attending or applying to an institution of higher education after graduating from high school because, in today’s world, it’s the social norm. Not everyone is meant to pursue a college education, but if you choose not to, you are almost looked down upon by certain people in …show more content…
Positive parenting; the latest accepted scientific branches of psychology, Positive or Happiness Psychology. In 1998 by American Psychologist Martin Seligman. The study essence of human happiness, fulfilment and meaningless. The focus here not so much for the repairing the past (trauma, illness, pain) but rather looking forward into the future (possibilities, goals and abilities). In other word, is on building and growing rather than repairing. The goal of self-actualization guiding them rather than just teaching them.
b. Attachment parenting (Intuitive Parenting or Natural Parenting), this style coined and developed by professor Pediatrics, Dr.Sears. This view opposes with the traditional view that always meeting the need of the child as quickly result in spoiled and dependent children. He believes that the more quickly the parents meet the children need, the better and the faster the children for healthy
Genesis 17:10, “This is my covenant, which ye shall keep, between me and you and thy seed after thee; Every man child among you shall be circumcised.” God made the covenant with Abraham as the unequal parties, that God himself that established the covenant, Abraham part was to agree to it and be blessed when he obey of it. The covenant sign of circumcision of forskin, it should apply to Abraham and his sons, from generation to generations. Abraham is the father of many nations, and he is the father of faith. This covenant in theological term called “the family covenant,” because it includes Abraham’s children. This covenant is everlasting covenant (Gen. 17:7); the covenant it is the promise …show more content…
Many books written for guiding them to have the steps by steps to become successful parents, even articles too. Dr. Guarendi as psychologist comment about parenting, he says, “nearly all the parents place a high premium on imparting to the children a set of spiritual and moral values.” Is this true? This book, written in 1987, the moral value seems reminded the same, the balance life and the social life still important in this generation; but for setting the spiritual value the parents slowly to ignore it.
The Worldly Upbringing
The article was entitled “How our generation differs from our parents” make a good observation of this difference, she mentions one of emphasize in bringing up children to pursue higher education, Jaclyn wrote in her article:
Our generation has much more of an emphasis on education than our parents' did. Practically everyone you know is attending or applying to an institution of higher education after graduating from high school because, in today’s world, it’s the social norm. Not everyone is meant to pursue a college education, but if you choose not to, you are almost looked down upon by certain people in …show more content…
Positive parenting; the latest accepted scientific branches of psychology, Positive or Happiness Psychology. In 1998 by American Psychologist Martin Seligman. The study essence of human happiness, fulfilment and meaningless. The focus here not so much for the repairing the past (trauma, illness, pain) but rather looking forward into the future (possibilities, goals and abilities). In other word, is on building and growing rather than repairing. The goal of self-actualization guiding them rather than just teaching them.
b. Attachment parenting (Intuitive Parenting or Natural Parenting), this style coined and developed by professor Pediatrics, Dr.Sears. This view opposes with the traditional view that always meeting the need of the child as quickly result in spoiled and dependent children. He believes that the more quickly the parents meet the children need, the better and the faster the children for healthy