This lady is dangerous. There are a lot of red flags associated with the blogger who posted this note.
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> Many of the things she and her husband write about are EXTRA- BIBLICAL and are not rightly divided, but she deletes any comments from her blog that may disagree with her or try to provide correction.
Lori Alexander writes on her blog:
Whew!!! When I wrote Pray For Michael Pearl, I received several long comments and emails telling me how wrong Pearl's disciplining methods are and I shouldn't be supporting them. I deleted the comments because I don't want any Pearl bashing going on on my blog. There are many other blogs that do that. I only want to support them.
Always Learning: Breaking Their Will
That leads me to my next point and the biggest red flag:
She advocates child abuse and defends and promotes the Pearl's To Train Up A Child book.
Here's what wikipedia says about that book:
The book advises parents to use objects like a quarter-inch plumbing tube to spank children and "break their will". It also mentions withholding food and putting children under a cold garden hose.
The content of Pearl's book has been cited as advocating child abuse and its teachings were linked to the deaths of Sean Paddock,[10] Lydia Schatz,[11] and Hana Grace-Rose Williams.[12] In all three cases the parents were homeschooling their children and are believed to have read Pearl's book.[13] Michael Ramsey, a Butte County, California District Attorney who prosecuted the Schatz case, investigated the Pearls' teachings and called To Train Up A Child, "an extraordinarily dangerous book for those who take it literally." "It's truly an evil book," he said.[14] Dr. Frances Chalmers, the pediatrician who examined Hana's death, said “My fear is that this book, while perhaps well intended, could easily be misinterpreted and could lead to what I consider significant abuse.”
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Pearl
Child 'training' book triggers backlash - BBC News
Lori Alexander, the same blogger who said husbands should not be expected to do housework, defends the Pearl's and still promotes their book To Train Up A Child. Children have been beaten to death because of that book. I'm sure there were other factors involved too, but that book also played a part in it.
Always Learning: In Defense of "To Train Up a Child"