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Old 10-13-2008, 02:43 PM
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Is shame a useful tool in teaching repentance and remorse ? I think remorse is something that comes from within ones own conscience so I dont know how since it coudl be with external shame.
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No...I believe teaching the love of God is the best method of teaching repentence.
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No. You don't want to shame a kid. You want to create an environment that allows student to learn. This includes giving them room to make mistakes.
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Is there a useful place for shame in our society ?
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as long as the shame isn't directed towards me.
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as long as the shame isn't directed towards me.
That's funny.
I don't think shame is a useful tool because it causes a person to feel less of themselves.
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Only if your a.... damn something tells me there is a rule against posting what I was about to say.
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I don't think shame is a useful tool because it causes a person to feel less of themselves.
That's funny. That's exactly how the United States Government makes me feel everyday.
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Are you just trying to get answers for a sociology quiz?
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Repentance and remorse are not taught. They are traits which develop naturally and are reinforced through example.

With sufficient bad parenting, they can be trained out of a kid. Which is indeed shameful.
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i think that God is the ultimate life changer and guidance to repentance
i think when we sin we have shame and that just shows us that we have a need to change
but if you were to use shame, you would need to add hope near the end of it
dont just leave it at shame
help them get out of what they are into
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Are you just trying to get answers for a sociology quiz?
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im taking that this year and we have learned a lot about stuff like that
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i would say yes, especially if it is a kid. make the little brat ashamed, then point out what he/she will do to repay and to repent, make them chop wood when it is 10 degrees. that will learn them.
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No...I believe teaching the love of God is the best method of teaching repentence.
I call BS. The fear of God, or rather the fear of damnation, is a much larger factor in religious repentence.

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A lack of hope and some brainwashing usually brings about repentance
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For one who is devoid of faith in God repentance is all the more sincere. I do not seek repentance because my sins will send me to damnation. Rather I repent because I have compromised by own moral code, I do not seek to avoid a hell nor to gain admitance into the afterlife. I do not wish to be loved by a god but rather to respect myself.

I do not feel shame, I only know when I have done wrong.
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That's funny. That's exactly how the United States Government makes me feel everyday.
LOL...that is funny.
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Yes. It is the most useful tool.
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I call BS. The fear of God, or rather the fear of damnation, is a much larger factor in religious repentence.





Cake or Death!!

True in "religious repentance" it is. I'm talking about a true "relationship" with God though. If you're in a true relationship with Him (God) you repent out of your love for Him and the sacrifice His son Jesus made for you. You don't repent out of fear. Fear is a by-product of religion not relationship.

BTW...what kind of cake are we talking about because I had this Baskin-Robins Chocolate Chip Ice Cream cake that was To Die For! LOL
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I do not wish to be loved by a god but rather to respect myself.

That could mean that you sir are your own god. LOL
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