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To Train Up A Child
No Greater Joy Ministries
$5.95



Created to Be His Help Meet: Discover How God Can Make Your Marriage Glorious
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No Greater Joy Volumes 1, 2, & 3
by Michael Pearl; Debi Pearl

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Paperback
Publisher: The Church at Cane Creek

Reprints of the main articles from the early years of the No Greater Joy Magazine that are insightful, instructive and practical in exploring relevant and broader issues outside the scope of the book To Train up a Child. The articles in these books answer the most often asked questions, significant and pressing needs, and crucial issues, compiled with the hope that you will find some light to direct your steps in the most important job in all of human history training up a child in the way he should go. This will prove to be an easy-to-use handbook.


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Dangerous
Customer Rating: 1 out of 5 
This is bad advice based on ignorance and disrespect of children. They are treated like they are not even human in these books. I am glad most of these books are out of print and there should be a warning to those who buy them that it contains disturbing additudes. This creates Hitlers, and psychopaths and we have enough of them in our society as it is. The Pearls certainly claim they were successful in raising their own children, but they would be arrested today for some of their practices. I would look for other legal methods and more positive ways to raise children. Buyer beware!

Horrible
Customer Rating: 1 out of 5 
How can it be ok to recommend beating your children?! Beating infants? This is bringing me to tears. This book should be de-listed. Our children need our protection not abuse! Please I beg you, do not beat your babies or your children. Children learn from our actions. Aside from hurting your children physically, you are teaching them that violence is a proper response to a difficult situation. When my 3 year old plays pretend with her dolls, sometimes when they are 'not behaving' she gives them a time out. She is doing what she knows. Imagine then if she were beating her dolls with plumbing supplies as this book suggests you do to your children. Is that what we want to teach our children. Perhaps beating them into submission is the easy way out, but harmful to your child and to your relationship. And likely illegal as well.

Sound Biblical Advice
Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 
To Train Up A Child contains sound biblical teaching on how God intended parents to raise up children. I would say to the people that wrote bad reviews that they have failed to understand the moderation and discernment that all parents are required to have in diciplining their children. The Pearls specifically state that if is a question of discipline or fellowship, you should ALWAYS choose to be in close fellowship with your child, which means sometimes forgoing discipline. They do not advocate a spank-happy family.

Pr 13:24 He that spareth his rod hateth his son: but he that loveth him chasteneth him betimes.

Very Good. A Life Saver!
Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 
These books along with To Train Up A Child also by Michael Pearl are wonderful! I have a 9 month old daughter (my first) and had just noticed how much she is whining. I literally couldn't put her down so that I could use the restroom without her crying like the world had come to an end. These books specifically addressed this behavior and gave a practical response to it. So many other child training books just address the "sin nature" of children and where it comes from without actually giving practical responses to the behavior. Not so with No Greater Joy. I don't agree with everything Mr. Pearl says; however, he does give great explainations for them. I would highly recommend these books to anyone with children or grandchildren or even teachers/nannies.




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