Sentences with phrase «spare rod»
This reminds me that I have a spare rod in my back room that's not being used.
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The old «spare the rod and spoil the child» approach has become a concern even for mental health professionals (read this,) but teaching children appropriate conduct and healthy boundaries is an essential task for any good parent.
Spare the rod, destroy the child: Examining the speculative association of corporal punishment and deviant behavior among youth — Patrick Webb
Spare the rod and save the child — end save yourself.
«Spare the rod, spoil the child», the old adage went.
Despite your wariness of Pielke Jr, you will enjoy his recent post on belief, http://rogerpielkejr.blogspot.com/2010/09/it-is-not-about-science-but-values.html, which has a lot about belief systems determining one's attitude to AGW, and does not spare the rod from the libertarians.
Alejandro Almanza Pereda, Spare the rod spoil the child, 2012.
Among her friends, Alice was called «Malice,» and though her paintings never devolve into caricatures, they certainly spare no rod.
It is a good idea for flyrodders to have a spare rod always set up with their favorite permit pattern and an intermediate line in case they get a shot at one of fly fishing's most elusive gamefish!
Their autocratic grandfather gives them a «spare the rod spoil the child» kind of upbringing.
Parents who believe in spare the rod, spoil the child might be setting their children up to become violent toward future partners, according Celebrate Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month with us!
If you did well, they will tell you, you didn't, they wouldn't spare the rod.
Instead of repeating what others have said much more coherently and authoritatively than I can, I'd recommend anyone interested in learning why the «spare the rod, spoil the child» statement is misinformed as well as proper exegesis of the «rod» verses visit this site: www.aolff.com
IN THE old days parents followed a simple rule: spare the rod and spoil the child.
Their approach to parenting is one of «spare the rod, spoil the child.»
Also, when Jesus said «Spare the rod, spoil the child» was he speaking about beating kids?
This approach is the classic «spare the rod, spoil the child».
Spare the rod 1986: 82 percent of U.S. women agree that sometimes children need a «good, hard spanking.»
If you truly believe that those five verses have been interpreted correctly and that «spare the rod, spoil the child» (Note: There is no verse in the Bible that says» spare the rod, spoil the child.»
Who hasn't heard the reference, «Spare the rod and spoil the child?»
Spare the rod and spoil the child, I always say,» or even «Come on, Sis, Mom and Dad spanked us, and we're fine,» just breathe and picture the face of your Support Group's Leader.
Spare the Rod, Spoil the Child?
I want to swear like a sailor about this book and about churches that believe and preach «spare the rod, spoil the child» and actually recommend this book.
«Spare the rod and spoil the child.»
Like it is stated in the Bible «spare the rod and spoil the child».
The Lord does not require that we berate ourselves and do painful penance to «remove» those «dark» thoughts, feelings and emotions from ourselves (spare the rod spoil the adult lol).
They rode him hard and did not spare the rod.
If you «spare the rod», you don't use it.
We now know that parents who do not spare the rod are more likely to be limited in using positive words of reinforcement, and non-violent discipline.
Don't spare the rod, nor the word «no.»
i grew up with «spare the rod; spoil the child.»
At some point in the conversation, they all utter the phrase «Spare the rod — spoil the child.»
The poem, titled «Spare the Rod» and addressed to his father, begins with the story of his sister's beatings, and continues:
A prime example is «Spare the rod, spoil the child.»
Spare the rod, spoil the child, and all that.
Well, there are religions who do, (or not), believe in.: Porcine heart valves, immunizations, blood transfusions, eating meat, sparing the rod, handling snakes, gre gre bags, et al..
That being said, although they are perceived as peaceful, the Amish are a very fire - and - brimstone type of people, complete with subjugation of women and not sparing the rod... a lot doesn't get reported because they eschew outside intervention.
Whoever spares the rod (discipline, not physical) hates their children, but the one who loves their children is careful to discipline them.
Referring to Proverbs 13:24 which reads «Whoever spares the rod hates their children», Single told Premier: «We should love our children and we should nurture them.
The fans have been enraged by our loss of form, the sports pundits have not spared the rod in criticizing the team and the manger, but despite all we say, our players need to make the resolve to right all wrongs!
Can't understand why he spoils these kids by sparing the rod!
Positive discipline was sparing the rod and was actually a form of un-parenting.
«He who spares his rod wisdom, leadership, protection hates does not love, does not choose or show a preference for his son, but he who loves him disciplines offers verbal instruction and teaching to him promptly.»
Using two other rods and moving only one ring at a time without ever placing a wider ring on a smaller ring, the children have to recreate the original stack on one of the two spare rods.
In those days boys were not spoiled by «sparing the rod.»
It's working out okay, in spite of the fact that I spared the rod all around.
The need to mold human children as if they were blank slates, or some kind of clay, has resulted in all kinds of now - discredited childrearing ideas over the eons, everything from the ostensible dangers of breastfeeding, to those of sparing the rod; from genital and other physical mutilations thought to be necessary for health or spiritual salvation, to the very mutilation of minds and emotions.
«In [Proverbs] chapter 13 verse 24, «whoever spares the rod hates their children, but the one who loves their children is careful to discipline them,»» Brandt wrote.
Not exact matches
All that's needed are one or two 4 - foot long fluorescent fixtures mounted on a stand or hung from the rod in a spare closet.
This system was in contrast to the old approach of «spoil the rod and spare the child».