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Discipline is training that corrects the mind and heart. Children need it constantly. Paul counsels fathers to “go on bringing [their children] up in the discipline and mental-regulating of Jehovah.” (Ephesians 6:4) Parents should discipline in love, just as God does. (Hebrews 12:4-11) Discipline based on love can be conveyed by reasoning. Hence, we are told to “listen to discipline.” (Proverbs 8:33) How should discipline be given?
Some parents think that disciplining their children involves merely speaking to them in threatening tones, scolding them, or even insulting them. However, on the same subject, Paul cautions: “You, fathers, do not be irritating your children.” (Ephesians 6:4) All Christians are urged to be “gentle toward all . . . instructing with mildness those not favorably disposed.” (2 Timothy 2:24, 25) Christian parents, while recognizing the need for firmness, try to keep these words in mind when disciplining their children. At times, though, reasoning is insufficient, and some kind of punishment may be needed.—Proverbs 22:15.
Some parents think that disciplining their children involves merely speaking to them in threatening tones, scolding them, or even insulting them. However, on the same subject, Paul cautions: “You, fathers, do not be irritating your children.” (Ephesians 6:4) All Christians are urged to be “gentle toward all . . . instructing with mildness those not favorably disposed.” (2 Timothy 2:24, 25) Christian parents, while recognizing the need for firmness, try to keep these words in mind when disciplining their children. At times, though, reasoning is insufficient, and some kind of punishment may be needed.—Proverbs 22:15.
im a sociopath? y thank u 
now can we move on from this? i dont wanna argue with u and i write things like cos instead of because through lazyness so sorry. and sorry for getting involved in this but lets call a truce?
now can we move on from this? i dont wanna argue with u and i write things like cos instead of because through lazyness so sorry. and sorry for getting involved in this but lets call a truce?
crying, uploading a picture won't help unless we ask you to write something particular on a piece of paper and then you hold that paper up. Otherwise, you can find any picture on the internet and upload it.
I'm not saying you are or are not someone else, I'm just telling you that uploading a picture likely will not help your case unless you do what I described above.
If you are who you say you are, there's no need to try to hard to prove it. If you're not...then perhaps it's time to confess. Again, I'm not saying you are or are not, but that's just what I would suggest.
I'm not saying you are or are not someone else, I'm just telling you that uploading a picture likely will not help your case unless you do what I described above.
If you are who you say you are, there's no need to try to hard to prove it. If you're not...then perhaps it's time to confess. Again, I'm not saying you are or are not, but that's just what I would suggest.