At a certain developmental stage, young children are appropriately concerned only about themselves and what they want. At that stage, that behavior is appropriate and we would be wrong (and ineffective) if we tried to hurry them out of that stage. We would interfere with their normal, healthy development, and they would suffer consequences at…
What Makes a Right Choice?
Sometimes, knowing right from wrong seems remarkably easy. At other times, it seems impossibly difficult. When it does seem difficult, how do we know what choice to make? Looking to the law is not the answer. Just because something is illegal doesn't mean it's wrong. For example, suppose your spouse needed a life saving drug…
Craig Bergland 