Yeah, the Old Testament just
supports child sacrifice and divine retaliation for not being a faithful follower.
Not exact matches
In fact, we might see Eid Al Ahda and Rosh Hashanah as far more advanced than the rest of the world precisely because these holidays call to consciousness this repressed but real tendency to pass on the pain that was done to us onto our
children, and to remind us that the great spiritual leader Abraham was able to NOT DO IT, thereby giving us the message that we too need not
sacrifice our
children either actually by
supporting the war machine or symbolically by passing onto them various other forms of hurt, oppression and cruelty.
This should include guaranteed
child -
support payments, tax breaks for custodial parents, and an expanded definition of marital property to include pensions, insurance, cost of education and reimbursement for economic
sacrifices made by one or the other spouse during the marriage.
And these
children are the same people who as adults will be called upon to make enormous
sacrifices to
support China's growing ranks of the elderly — for not only is China graying, it is doing it faster than any population in history.
I believe that every parent must
sacrifice even their most basic needs to provide a secure attachment with their
children, despite no evidence to
support my claim.
Most parents will do whatever it takes to
support their
child in being successful in all three arenas no matter the
sacrifice.
Wish I would have thought of doing the research or had come across this blog, had you written it in 2013 when a family court judge saw no value to my being a stay at home mom full time for 9 years and awarded ne no spousal
support and a pitiful amount for
child support despite my having zero income and no career to go back to once my ex left, suddenly.This is a fantastic template to argue in court for stay at home moms seeking
support everywhere that
sacrificed their education, career and opportunities and stayed home with the kids.May pop some people's perspective back where it should be!
«The AG is proud to donate all income from his appearance on Blue Bloods to the New York Police and Fire Widows» and
Children's Benefit Fund, an organization that provides vital
support to the families of those who've made the ultimate
sacrifice to protect New Yorkers,» said Schneiderman spokeswoman Amy Spitalnick.
Even though students may have the perception that your entire life revolves around them, most parents realize that you're
sacrificing your free time to show
support for their
children, and they appreciate it.
This was
supported by Stone and McKee, who reported that male students expected their female partners to
sacrifice their career for
child care.
Often, one spouse
sacrificed a career to care for
children or to
support her or his spouse's advancement, making spousal
support likely.
Because of their culture, the parents lost not only the
children they loved and had
sacrificed so much for, but also the source of
support they had been counting on as they aged.
It is really important to consider how much
sacrificing your retirement planning you can actually afford to
support your grown up
children.
Parents are also encouraged to recognize that their
children have a pre-conceived notion of the ugliness and devastation that divorce typically has on
children, and to send a message to their
children that this will be different for them, and that their parents are willing to make
sacrifices to insure that while the family transitions, the
children will be loved and
supported by both parents.
There carers make huge
sacrifices for the vulnerable
children they are raising, yet it is a postcode lottery as to what
support or help they may get.
I am sure that you can agree that there should be no penalty for taking on the responsibility of raising a
child whose parents can not raise or have abandoned them, and that there should be full funding (just as for any other foster
child) and societal
support to acknowledge the great
sacrifice we all benefit from when the kin of those
children step up to the plate.
Support for kinship caregivers and recognition of the
sacrifices they make to raise the
children of relatives;