Post by blichtenberg32 on Oct 23, 2014 12:03:05 GMT
1) We are not responsible for our beliefs when we are infants, but we are responsible for our behavior. The mentally disabled are not responsible for either because they have very little self control and need assistance. But as normal human beings besides being an infant, we have self control all the time over our beliefs and behavior.
2) Nurture because when you nurture someone you are raising them and you are able to nurture them with nature as well. It is very important to the development of a human being. Such as how "In Cold Blood" Nancy grows up being very involved in her community and school because her father molded that relationship with the school and community that the children fall into.3)We are humans, and we are all products to the environment. But then we are also those who develop the world we live in and make figures of our selves so we are not just products. If you want to go beyond being just a product, you have to make a name for your self in society and do stuff others would never attempt. Such as how "In Cold Blood" Mr. Clutter goes out of his way to do thing around the house to help Mrs. Clutter and to be involved in the community.
2) Nurture because when you nurture someone you are raising them and you are able to nurture them with nature as well. It is very important to the development of a human being. Such as how "In Cold Blood" Nancy grows up being very involved in her community and school because her father molded that relationship with the school and community that the children fall into.3)We are humans, and we are all products to the environment. But then we are also those who develop the world we live in and make figures of our selves so we are not just products. If you want to go beyond being just a product, you have to make a name for your self in society and do stuff others would never attempt. Such as how "In Cold Blood" Mr. Clutter goes out of his way to do thing around the house to help Mrs. Clutter and to be involved in the community.