Monday, August 30, 2021

Why I rarely bring up science

If you notice, I rarely bring up science involving corporal punishment. The reason is clear - everything has been heard out, and people have made up their minds on the science. Some have seen it, some tune it out and put their fingers in their ears.

I shed light on another realm of research that is more likely to change the mind of parents - biblical research. The modern biblical research, which accesses and quotes the Hebraic context from ancient times, clearly colors the biblical text as commanding against corporal punishment. Just see Col. 3:21. We at the American church have long been learning new things about the Bible to liberate oppressed minorities.

I support the science, but everyone had heard those arguments. We are a Christian nation, hence I use Christian arguments against spanking. 

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