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Where Have All the Fathers Gone? (standard:humor, 900 words)
Author: GodspenmanAdded: Jun 10 2018Views/Reads: 1479/1014Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
True love always corrects that which is wrong, especially in the person they love.
 



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itself. 

To spank or not to spank, that is the dilemma today. Most gravitate
towards the “not to spank” aspect unaware that they are creating a lot 
of damage for the next generation. 

I must say that my father was not too much interested in what people
call “love” today. He was more interested in respecting authority. In 
fact, as I think about this, when you are respecting authority you are 
exhibiting love. People today do not know how to love because they do 
not know how to respect authority. 

I think if some of these youngsters could spend a week with my father
and his infamous “paddle” they would grow to respect authority. 
Unfortunately, there is no authority figure in most homes today. Even 
those homes that have fathers are coerced into believing the father has 
no real significance in the family. 

All I can do is to quote a famous psychologist, “How's that working?” 

Well, how is that working? 

The wisest man in the world, Solomon, said, “For whom the LORD loveth he
correcteth; even as a father the son in whom he delighteth” (Proverbs 
3:12). 

True love always corrects that which is wrong, especially in the person
they love.


   


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