Corporal Punishment
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Steven Anderson and Child Abuse
The New Independent Fundamental Baptist movement and child abuse in the Anderson home. And parallel thoughts about abuse within my own fundamentalist childhood.
Anderson, Child Abuse, Child Parent Relationships, Corporal Punishment, Correction, CW Child Abuse, Faithful Word Baptist Church, IFB, John Anderson, John R Rice, John Rice, Miriam Anderson, New Fundamental Independent Baptist, New IFB, NIFB, Parent child relationships, Parenting, Physical Punishment, Rod of Correction, Scripture, Steven Anderson, Zsuzsanna Anderson
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Was it a Choice?
Discussing choices in Christian fundamentalism and how they can be influenced by those around you.
authoritarian parenting, authority, Ballerina Farms, Bible, choice, Christian Fundamentalism, Christian Patriarchy, Corporal Punishment, Educational Neglect, Freewill, Fundamentalism, Gary Ezzo, gender roles, Growing Kids God's Way, Hannah Neeleman, Latter-Day Saints, LDS, Mormon, neglect, Obedience, obedience to authority, Patriarchy, Pensacola Christian College, quiverfull, SAHM, Stay at Home Mom, submission, Tradwife
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Casual Violence
A discussion of violence (towards children and pets) in my early childhood and now in the lives of my family members.
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Converted and Cloistered Ages 5-7 (Part 2)
During their time at NTM Durham or shortly after returning, the author’s parents were influenced by heavy quiverfull ideas and theology. Despite not fully embracing it, the concepts shaped their family planning. They moved back to the US, faced marital and church challenges, and adopted homeschooling with limited exposure to the outside world. The author’s…
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Growing Kids God’s Way – Part 13
Chapter Fifteen: Discipline Issues (Part Two) While the previous chapter focused on a specific parenting “problem,” this chapter covers a variety of common childhood misbehaviors. All of which the author assures us are easily able to be controlled by proper parenting. He provides a list of these misbehaviors in the opening portion of the chapters:…
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Growing Kids God’s Way – Part 10 (Gary’s Views on Spanking)
This blog post is about Gary Ezzo’s book Growing Kids God’s Way. With a specific focus on the author’s views on spanking as a form of discipline.
Abuse, Belief, Bible, Chastisement, Child Abuse, Child Liberation Theology, Child Parent Relationships, Corporal Punishment, disobedience, Ezzo, Gary Ezzo, Growing Kids God's Way, Liberation Theology, pain, Parent child relationships, parental authority, Parenting, Physical Punishment, Punish, Punishment, Punitive Justice, Rod, Rod of Correction, Rod of Reproof, Scripture, Spank, Spanking, theology, Violence
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Growing Kids God’s Way – Part 9
Growing Kids God’s Way “Chapter 11 Discipline With Correction” Gary Ezzo lays out the levels of correction and punishments used to discipline children.
Belief, Child Parent Relationships, Christianity, Christians, Corporal Punishment, Correction, Discipline, Evangelical, Ezzo, Faith, Fundamentalism, Gary Ezzo, GKGW, Growing Kids God's Way, Judgement, Justice, Parent child relationships, parental authority, Parenting, Punish, Punishment, Punitive Justice, Raising Children, Raising Kids, Spanking
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Is Pensacola Christian College A Cult? – Part 1
Is Pensacola Christian College a cult? Comparing PCC’s treatment of students to Steven Hassan’s BITE Model of Authoritarian Control. This post focuses on the first point – behavior control.
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Growing Kids God’s Way – Part 6
Chapter 6. Gary Ezzo speaks on Parental Authority and a parent’s mandate to hold their children to a level of respect.
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Growing Kids God’s Way – Part 1
An exploration of the book “Growing Kids God’s Way” from the eyes of an outsider.
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