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To: dfwgator
“...but there's no reason...”

Adolescents' brains aren't fully formed enough to have a “reason” to do something. A researcher/lecturer was saying “You know when you ask your kid why they did that, and they mumble ‘I don't know’? Well - they REALLY DON'T KNOW.”

But the consequences of our Godless society is that the very basic moral guidelines that are ingrained in one’s brain to offset at least some of our stupid actions aren't there. Or if they are there, they aren't reinforced by our culture. I did a lot of stupid things as a teen, and thought of a whole bunch more. But that thought of going to Hell stopped me from some of them.

10 posted on 05/25/2013 10:04:29 PM PDT by 21twelve ("We've got the guns, and we got the numbers" adapted and revised from Jim M.)
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To: 21twelve

Adolescents’ brains aren’t fully formed enough to have a “reason” to do something. A researcher/lecturer was saying “You know when you ask your kid why they did that, and they mumble ‘I don’t know’? Well - they REALLY DON’T KNOW.”
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This researcher/lecturer is stupid and/or has no children.

From birth, humans begin manipulating their environment and the people around them in order to get what they want.

Also, one of the first and most relentless questions which children ask is “Why”.

There is absolutely no way that an adolescent’s brain is not formed well enough to understand the reason why he or she does things.


18 posted on 05/26/2013 10:02:36 AM PDT by pax_et_bonum (God Bless America)
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