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Do you believe that there a correlation between the gifts of the Holy Spirit and nurturing care giving?

Yes, of course, and this is why - a spiritually corrupt or a spiritually dead person would not be a nurturing care giver.

The ability to nurture is a spiritual gift. Likewise, all of nature is spiritually driven. A child’s personality is a spiritual thing and I believe children are born innocent. I know not all people agree.

Nature and nurture are interactive spiritually driven forces. Psychologist Donald Hebb once answered : It’s like asking which contributes more to a rectangle, it’s length or it’s width?

A loving home with Godly values can produce wonderful, well-balanced children; a violent home produces less socially and emotionally adequate children - they may need help to learn basic trust and love in order to be productive, happy members of society, and it is too late in some cases.

2 Responses to “With regard to social/emotional development, do u believe there’s a correlation between the gifts of?”

  • Arthur, King of the Bretons says:

    im an atheist but having been raised Roman Catholic I can honestly say people aren’t preprogrammed to be socially/emotionally developed - genetics play a part, but its mostly the enviroment in which someone is raised that determines who they are. For example the presence of a stable, supportive father-figure is critical in the positive development of adolescent boys - my parents divorced when I was 7, so I guess that explains quite a bit :P
    References :

  • Jody says:

    Yes, of course, and this is why - a spiritually corrupt or a spiritually dead person would not be a nurturing care giver.

    The ability to nurture is a spiritual gift. Likewise, all of nature is spiritually driven. A child’s personality is a spiritual thing and I believe children are born innocent. I know not all people agree.

    Nature and nurture are interactive spiritually driven forces. Psychologist Donald Hebb once answered : It’s like asking which contributes more to a rectangle, it’s length or it’s width?

    A loving home with Godly values can produce wonderful, well-balanced children; a violent home produces less socially and emotionally adequate children - they may need help to learn basic trust and love in order to be productive, happy members of society, and it is too late in some cases.
    References :
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nurture

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