Is blind obedience good?

Blind Obedience is an excellent card in the right deck. I play it in Zedruu, which is a control deck that doesn’t play a lot of countermagic. As such, I like having a turn to deal with threats. The extort is nice, but hard to use more than once a turn due to being a 3 color deck.

What does it mean to be blindly obedient?

Blind obedience is when people, regardless of whether they believe what they are doing is morally, ethically, or legally right, do what they are told…

Why do parents want obedient children?

Here’s why. Obedient children grow into obedient adults. They’re less likely to stand up for themselves and more likely to be taken advantage of. They’re also capable of simply following orders without question, without taking responsibility for their actions.

Why is it important to show obedience to your parents?

Obedience pays off in the long run. If children obey their parents, life would be much better for the family. Also, children who disobey their parents probably will disobey their teachers and others in authority in their lives; which can have dire consequences.

What is an example of blind obedience?

The Abu Ghraib prison was built by the British and was used by Saddam Hussein. He used it to keep and torture prisoners of all sorts. For example, people imprisoned for their political or religious beliefs.

What is the difference between obedience and blind obedience?

Real obedience is when we follow orders according to our will and when we know that what we are doing is correct. Blind obedience is when we follow someone’s orders that we know are not correct and are unethical.

What is blind obedience to traditions?

Blind obedience and tradition is shown when the townspeople do not question the reasoning of the lottery because it is a part of their tradition, which leads to death. Tradition becomes so important that the reasoning can be forgotten and it only continues because that is what has always been done.

Why does my 7 year old ignore me?

Kids purposely ignore you because it gives them a sense of power and control. It makes them feel big, and pretending not to hear you makes them feel like they’re flexing their muscles. What I recommend is that you figure out what’s important to you as a parent and what’s important to your child.

How do you show obey your parents?

Be respectful. Part of being obedient is showing respect to your parents, honoring their ideas about what’s best for you, and showing that you think they are worth listening to. Make sure that you listen when they talk and respond when they ask you to respond. Don’t ignore them in public.

Is being obedient a good thing?

In many situations, obedience is a good thing. We are taught at an early age to obey parents, teachers, and police officers. It’s also important to follow instructions from judges, firefighters, and lifeguards. And a military would fail to function if soldiers stopped obeying orders from superiors.

Should parents require obedience of their children?

Parents, Require Obedience of Your Children 1 Requiring obedience of children is implicit in the biblical requirement… 2 Obedience is a new-covenant, gospel category. Obedience is not merely a “legal” category. 3 Requiring obedience of children is possible. 4 Requiring obedience should be practiced at home on inconsequential things…

Is it dangerous to subject yourself to blind obedience?

Today its quite very dangerous to subject once self to blind obedience. There are so many instances where you would respond and obey an authority blindly because questioning dogma as become more and more ridiculed.

What are some examples of blind obedience?

And the consequence is lose your job, or you quit, and if you say anything about it to anyone you might lose your life or your family being threatened. These are one example of blind obedience.

Why does God require that children obey?

To watch parents act as if they are helpless in the presence of disobedient children is pitiful. God requires that children obey because it is possible for parents to require obedience. Little children, under a year old, can be shown effectively what they may not touch, bite, pull, poke, spit out, or shriek about.