Death By Love – Chapter 6 Questions
Tyler Sharron
1. When I grow older and marry, I obviously wish to be a loving, faithful, merciful father who is a great example for my children. This question is definitely not one which I could write a whole paragraph about, so I’m just going to keep it at this.
When disciplining your children, I personally cannot give an accurate perspective on the punishments to be received. I kinda feel like corporal punishment may be a little harsh to a certain extent. I’ll most likely just end up doing what my parents did. It worked for me.
2. I agree completely with this statement. God is perfect and he is not to act like our father on earth. Our earthly father is very imperfect compared to God, therefore we cannot compare them. Our earthly father should be compared to God, because as Christians, we are supposed to live like our heavenly father, ‘least try.
This makes me inspired. When I am older, and I get married and become a father, I wish to compare myself to God, so that I can see my shortcomings. That is the way all fathers should try to run their homes.
3. Propitiation is atonement or an atoning sacrifice, specifically, the influence or effects of the death of Christ in appeasing the divine justice, and conciliating the divine favour. Propitiation is used as a tool to appease wrath and conciliate the favour of an offended person, in our case, God.
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