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Comment on Beware of Babywise by Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 18:48:36 +0000

Well I guess Adam and Eve were out of luck. Come to think of it I guess Mary and Joseph were out of luck too. Babywise wasn’t around then. Poor babies.
It would seem that if God would have wanted parents to have a step by step guide to feeding and sleeping with little ones He would have it in His word. He doesn’t though, so we are supposed to use His principles and rely on His grace through the process.
There has been a lot of false guilt caused by Babywise. God help people have real guilt and not false.

Comment on Review: Eat, Pray, Love by Блог

Блог — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 18:33:13 +0000

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Comment on Substituting Flaxseed meal for fat & eggs by David Trebol

David Trebol — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 05:16:53 +0000

Hey Naturalchristianparenting,
On a similar note,, I have vegan chocolate. I don’t have any nuts but i have sunflower seeds and I have oats and muesli. I have cocoa as well if I need that… I have soymilk, but no egg substitute, but I don’t think you need milk or eggs in raw cookies so that shouldn’t matter. I don’t have dates, but I have sultanas. I don’t eat honey. I have coconut milk AND coconut cream but no coconut or coconut oil. I have no dates:(, but I have sultanas. I have linseed/flaxseed meal..lol
Great Job!

Comment on Beware of Babywise by Natka_kanadka

Natka_kanadka — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 02:38:03 +0000

Nick,
how did you come up with that? How come that parents who demand feed are not leaders??? I think parents who are trying to control their children through forced schedules and all other reduculous “-wise” methods are not leaders, but very insecure people. Why would you try and prove to your child that you are in charge? Don’t you know that already? Don’t you think your child knows that already? I mean your baby and child is totally dependent on you, so what are you trying to prove to him/her? Doesn’t sound very “leader-like” to me. In my opinion the true leader is a person who is sure of him/herself and doesn’t need to prove to a weaker and more dependent person that he/she is in charge.

Comment on Beware of Babywise by TG

TG — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 12:44:33 +0000

Stephanie. . . my baby was one of those dx’d “failure to thrive” and I know several more. . . in spite of the “feed a hungry baby” message, BW/Prep leads mothers to misinterpret hungers cues as sleep or other fussyness cues. I know MANY mothers/babies with milk supply issues, failure to thrive or slow growth related to BW.

Here are some of those moms: http://ezzo.info/voices.htm

Comment on Review: Eat, Pray, Love by fxogdomcfl (@fxogdomcfl)

fxogdomcfl (@fxogdomcfl) — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 18:22:51 +0000

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Comment on Review: Eat, Pray, Love by Lisa

Lisa — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 18:39:04 +0000

Bayareadude-

You made a lot of good points in this comment- very challenging and thought-provoking, and that’s always a good thing.

I’m wondering- how exactly do you make the leap that “interpretation” must mean that we can interpret the Bible however we want? I’m not sure I understand that. I believe that we are meant to interpret the Bible with a correct understanding of its literary, historical and contextual setting. That means there are “wrong” interpretations- because if you don’t take any of those things into account, you will misunderstand the text.

Also, I do think it’s important to note that not everything in the Bible (in fact, a fair amount of the narrative portions of the Bible) are *descriptive* rather than *prescriptive.* They tell us what happened and why, but are not meant to tell us that this is how we should be living. I’m not sure if you were saying that or not, but I felt it important to note.

Finally, I have to respectfully disagree with you that the Bible shares nothing new. Although it may not give scientific cures or specific technical details of the creation of the universe, the Bible shares that we are saved by God’s grace through no effort of our own (Ephesians 2,) and that we can do nothing to earn or change his love for us. This is completely counter to the previous understandings of religion in history. Also, the Bible teaches us to love and forgive our enemies. That’s not “obvious” to me, honestly- I’d be more likely to stay angry and seek revenge!

I’m not trying to persuade you to change your views- I just really enjoy lively discussion on topics like this. I hope that’s okay!

Comment on Review: Eat, Pray, Love by bayareadude

bayareadude — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 15:29:57 +0000

How can the bible be 100% correct when it contradicts itself? Even the first story (the one about Creation) is told several times, with different details. Was Eve made from Adam’s rib, from half of him, or independently? And don’t give me some philosophical nonsense about “interpretation” to explain it away. If that’s the case, then we should be free to interpret things as meaning whatever we want…even the OPPOSITE of what it says.

Seems obvious to me, and anyone who actually uses critical thinking, that this book is like all the other religious texts. It was written by human beings who were trying to make sense out of a world they didn’t understand. They got a few things right, but a LOT wrong (e.g., the bible tells you HOW to own slaves, but it doesn’t tell you that it’s WRONG to own them…that’s a pretty simple test of its veracity). There’s nothing in there that people of that age wouldn’t have already known. No DNA explanation. No “big bang” details. No startling revelations about penicillin or vaccines. Nothing useful except the rather obvious stuff. And there’s plenty about killing foreigners, incest (look up Lott, and read beyond the pillar of salt stuff…shocking!), homophobia, subjugation of women, etc.

I sometimes wonder whether any Christians have actually READ their bible.

Comment on Substituting Flaxseed meal for fat & eggs by jeff bowman

jeff bowman — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 11:55:33 +0000

mac were do you get the rejuv flax i cant find it anywere.