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Story August 5, 1948

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Roanoke Rapids, Halifax County, North Carolina

What is this article about?

An article advocating for parents to teach young children Bible stories, like Jesus' life, to shape their character and faith, highlighting childhood's receptivity and the risks of neglecting such guidance.

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This wise father is teaching his little son the simple story of Jesus. He explains each episode in the book and seeks to impress the lesson of each picture on the mind of the child.

The human mind is most receptive and most plastic during the early years of life. Much will be learned and much forgotten in later years, but the vivid impressions of childhood will live on.

Childhood is the time to develop the thought habits and give strength and direction to the character of a child. And there is no better medium for this training than the simple human stories of the Bible.

The parent who neglects such training and permits his child to grow up with wrong impressions about life and duty and faith, is taking a chance on the child's future and passing up one of the gravest responsibilities of parenthood.

Wise parents seek the guidance of God and the aid of the Church in rearing and training their children.

What sub-type of article is it?

Biography

What themes does it cover?

Family Moral Virtue Providence Divine

What keywords are associated?

Bible Teaching Child Education Parental Duty Religious Upbringing Character Formation

Story Details

Story Details

A father teaches his young son the story of Jesus using Bible pictures to instill moral lessons, emphasizing the importance of early childhood religious education for character development and warning against neglecting parental responsibilities in faith training.

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