Reading cautionary tales like The Boy Who Cried Wolf and Pinocchio to little kids might not be the best way to teach them to tell the truth. New research suggests stories that praise, rather than punish, characters for being honest are more effective. “As parents of young children, we wanted to know how effective the stories actually are in promoting honesty,” says Victoria Talwar of McGill University’s educational psychology department. “Is it ‘in one ear, […] Read the Full Article »
Stained Glass Masquerade And The Bullies Who Wear Christian Masks
Plastic people under shiny plastic steeples! That's all they are, as far as I’m concerned, if they turn people away and act as if their sin is less of a sin! One church member yelled in anger at Adam Fraley, and said that his supporters should be ashamed. Another, 20 to 30 members, dressed in matching blue t-shirts said they accept Adam Fraley with open arms. “Its really difficult to come from a place of […] Read the Full Article »
Sarah Palin Admits She Did Not Read ‘Duck Dynasty’ Interview
At least she’s honest and didn’t say she’s “read all of them.” On one hand, I feel kind of sorry for her for being such a dingbat – but on the other hand, blondes are finally getting one over on brunettes. Sarah Palin makes me feel genius on most days. I think a lot of people were quick to jump to the defense of Phil Robertson because they jumped aboard the “Attack on Christians” version […] Read the Full Article »