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By Cerberus.Kalyna 2010-08-24 12:37:47
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You guys don't seem to know kids very well. You can't teach kids at a young age without having consequences that will deter them.

They won't understand until they mature.
It's still debatable in Psychology. Some say you can, some say you can't.


What is known, is that kids can't make memories until they're like 4-5 years old.

And the part of the brain that tells you what's right and what's wrong (Pre-frontal lobe) doesn't fully mature until you're 18-22 (varies with everyone)

According to Science right now. Understand that Science is also a religion, though. It's going to change. People put their biases into that too. They rule out ideas that seem "weird", just like anywhere else.
Sec lemme find something which made me lol
 
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By Asura.Dameshi 2010-08-24 12:39:30
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Fairy.Spence said:
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You guys don't seem to know kids very well. You can't teach kids at a young age without having consequences that will deter them.

They won't understand until they mature.
Well naturally you have to punish them. A good paddling never hurts.
But you said you were just going to teach them that it was a *** move :P
I just meant kids need to be taught morals, not to fear an imaginary figure.
But it's safe to say they need to fear something!
Of course. Something tangible, not a man in the sky.
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By Cerberus.Kalyna 2010-08-24 12:41:03
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Gah can't find it.

Hear-say--
Scientists recently find that <electron/proton/neutron> is actually heavier than <electron/proton/neutron> and it now messes up with loads of calculations or someshit like that.

gonna see if i can find what exactly it was ><

edit: not heavier but the radius is smaller (FOUND IT)

http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/43128
lolol
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By Asura.Dameshi 2010-08-24 12:41:12
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Asura.Bartimaeus said:
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Fairy.Spence said:
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You guys don't seem to know kids very well. You can't teach kids at a young age without having consequences that will deter them.

They won't understand until they mature.
Well naturally you have to punish them. A good paddling never hurts.
But you said you were just going to teach them that it was a *** move :P
I just meant kids need to be taught morals, not to fear an imaginary figure.
What's funny about this (not targeted specifically at you Dameshi) is that non religious parents will use the same sort of idea on children to make them behave.

Look at Santa Claus.
Fair enough.
 
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By Fairy.Spence 2010-08-24 12:42:47
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So someone brought in blueberry coffee cake which I'm pretty sure I would have liked, but I didn't get any...
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By Fairy.Spence 2010-08-24 12:43:13
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Rule of law and morals aren't exactly tangible. Not that I disagree here, but..

It's all about building complexes, if you want to look at it from a psychological standpoint. You tell them "bad" enough when they repeat actions it builds it up.

In theory.
 
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By Asura.Dameshi 2010-08-24 12:46:27
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Rule of law and morals aren't exactly tangible. Not that I disagree here, but..

It's all about building complexes, if you want to look at it from a psychological standpoint. You tell them "bad" enough when they repeat actions it builds it up.
Everything is based on how to fit in with society. It's very sad really, you just spend your whole life trying to fit in with other people who are just trying to fit in... Even those who deny it are still trying to fit in, but in a different way. People are just too judgemental.
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By Asura.Abriannah 2010-08-24 12:47:06
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I was brought up without religion personally. I learned morals just fine. The only thing I struggle with really is finding something that I can wholeheartedly believe in.

Sometimes I wonder if I was brought up with religion, I'd have a better sense of faith & just believe certain things. Like the Bible..
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By Fenrir.Tool 2010-08-24 12:47:45
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Asura.Bartimaeus said:
Cerberus.Kalyna said:
Fairy.Spence said:
You guys don't seem to know kids very well. You can't teach kids at a young age without having consequences that will deter them.

They won't understand until they mature.
It's still debatable in Psychology. Some say you can, some say you can't.


What is known, is that kids can't make memories until they're like 4-5 years old.

And the part of the brain that tells you what's right and what's wrong (Pre-frontal lobe) doesn't fully mature until you're 18-22 (varies with everyone)

According to Science right now. Understand that Science is also a religion, though. It's going to change. People put their biases into that too. They rule out ideas that seem "weird", just like anywhere else.

The difference is more often than not, religion rely on faith. In essence, knowing without actually "knowing". They have this sense of absolution, unshakable truth despite how dubious, doubtful or even contrary it may seem to the gravity of reality. Faith is not dynamic, it cannot be changed or adjusted, and will forever remain static based on principles made from some doctrine or tome that religion receives it's dogma from.

Science however, uses tangible evidence, contrasting theories and evidence to better adjust the way we see things in reality. It may not always be true, but from what we have to go by, it certainly makes the most sense.

As my biology teacher once explained to me: Science is like a peephole. You only get to see a small section of the big picture. You can look in, and you might see tables, chairs, a chalkboard, a desk with pencils and pens and you might come to the assumption that it is a classroom; but for all we know it could be a hollywood movie set made to look like one, we'll never know for sure, but what we have to go by, that is what it is for us.
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By Asura.Dameshi 2010-08-24 12:48:08
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So someone brought in blueberry coffee cake which I'm pretty sure I would have liked, but I didn't get any...
Go /tableflip
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By Fenrir.Tool 2010-08-24 12:50:37
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I was brought up without religion personally. I learned morals just fine. The only thing I struggle with really is finding something that I can wholeheartedly believe in.

Sometimes I wonder if I was brought up with religion, I'd have a better sense of faith & just believe certain things. Like the Bible..

Though you're left without knowing what you truly believe in or what your mind believes you should follow, the fact that you were left to discover this for yourself rather than have the decision made for you at an age where none of this can be comprehended is a good thing.

I'd be pissed if I was brought up an extremely personal life changing way of life without having had the chance to determine if it was best for myself or not.
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By Cerberus.Kalyna 2010-08-24 12:53:04
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I was brought up without religion personally. I learned morals just fine. The only thing I struggle with really is finding something that I can wholeheartedly believe in.

Sometimes I wonder if I was brought up with religion, I'd have a better sense of faith & just believe certain things. Like the Bible..
As long as you weren't forced to go to a private school for 14 years (pre-k, k-12) and were forced to go to church Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, you'd be fine
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By Fenrir.Tool 2010-08-24 12:53:26
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Oh and good morning LS.
/wipes sleep from eyes & yawns
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By Leviathan.Angelskiss 2010-08-24 12:53:31
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Cerberus.Kalyna said:
Asura.Abriannah said:
I was brought up without religion personally. I learned morals just fine. The only thing I struggle with really is finding something that I can wholeheartedly believe in.

Sometimes I wonder if I was brought up with religion, I'd have a better sense of faith & just believe certain things. Like the Bible..
As long as you weren't forced to go to a private school for 14 years (pre-k, k-12) and were forced to go to church Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, you'd be fine

I was. I think I turned out okay.

Edit: And we went to church on weds too.
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By Fenrir.Tool 2010-08-24 12:55:32
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Leviathan.Angelskiss said:
Cerberus.Kalyna said:
Asura.Abriannah said:
I was brought up without religion personally. I learned morals just fine. The only thing I struggle with really is finding something that I can wholeheartedly believe in.

Sometimes I wonder if I was brought up with religion, I'd have a better sense of faith & just believe certain things. Like the Bible..
As long as you weren't forced to go to a private school for 14 years (pre-k, k-12) and were forced to go to church Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, you'd be fine

I was. I think I turned out okay.

Edit: And we went to church on weds too.

I'm not saying you won't be okay as a person, I would just feel slighted at an older age to know that I was put into something I had no knowledge or say in when it is a huge personal factor/decision that can change your way of life as a whole.
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By Asura.Abriannah 2010-08-24 12:55:35
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Sure, but honestly I still wish I would have been brought up with "something". It's difficult not knowing now what to believe in. My mind is so science based, but I KNOW theres something more out there.

(But that wasn't really the topic. ^^: I was just saying I have morals despite having a religion!)
 
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By Cerberus.Kalyna 2010-08-24 12:56:46
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Leviathan.Angelskiss said:
Cerberus.Kalyna said:
Asura.Abriannah said:
I was brought up without religion personally. I learned morals just fine. The only thing I struggle with really is finding something that I can wholeheartedly believe in.

Sometimes I wonder if I was brought up with religion, I'd have a better sense of faith & just believe certain things. Like the Bible..
As long as you weren't forced to go to a private school for 14 years (pre-k, k-12) and were forced to go to church Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, you'd be fine

I was. I think I turned out okay.

Edit: And we went to church on weds too.
=O lies! nobody leaves catholic private school religious!
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By Ifrit.Kungfuhustle 2010-08-24 12:58:22
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Jesus doesnt teach you about morals, he teaches you bout cool magic tricks.
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By Cerberus.Kalyna 2010-08-24 12:58:38
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Ifrit.Kungfuhustle said:
Jesus doesnt teach you about morals, he teaches you bout cool magic tricks.
rofl
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By Asura.Dameshi 2010-08-24 12:58:44
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Sure, but honestly I still wish I would have been brought up with "something". It's difficult not knowing now what to believe in. My mind is so science based, but I KNOW theres something more out there.

(But that wasn't really the topic. ^^: I was just saying I have morals despite having a religion!)
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By Fenrir.Tool 2010-08-24 12:58:46
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Asura.Bartimaeus said:
Fenrir.Tool said:
Leviathan.Angelskiss said:
Cerberus.Kalyna said:
Asura.Abriannah said:
I was brought up without religion personally. I learned morals just fine. The only thing I struggle with really is finding something that I can wholeheartedly believe in.

Sometimes I wonder if I was brought up with religion, I'd have a better sense of faith & just believe certain things. Like the Bible..
As long as you weren't forced to go to a private school for 14 years (pre-k, k-12) and were forced to go to church Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, you'd be fine

I was. I think I turned out okay.

Edit: And we went to church on weds too.

I'm not saying you won't be okay as a person, I would just feel slighted at an older age to know that I was put into something I had no knowledge or say in when it is a huge personal factor/decision that can change your way of life as a whole.

Which was to my earlier point of a parent approaching their child with the perception of religion being an "ignorant pack of lies duh its so obvious!".

Very unfair to me.

It works both ways, yes. But IMO it would be best for the parents to remain neutral until the child has an understanding of what religion essentially is, and for them to follow whatever line of faith they feel most comfortable in.
 
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By Fenrir.Tool 2010-08-24 13:00:46
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Asura.Bartimaeus said:
That's what I'm saying.

Bart and I agree on something!
/high 5
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By Asura.Dameshi 2010-08-24 13:01:04
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Gotta do some afk work. Keep the discussion going in my absence.
 
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By Ramuh.Haseyo 2010-08-24 13:03:01
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Ifrit.Kungfuhustle said:
Jesus doesnt teach you about morals, he teaches you bout cool magic tricks.

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