what is the difference betwee disciplone and obedience.give example like some situation?
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I think you might mean the difference between self-discipline and obedience. In self-discipline, you take charge of your own behavior and make your own decisions, moral or otherwise. These days, though, "self-discipline" seems to be used more when talking about diet, exercise, and getting one's work done. \n\nIn obedience, you are obeying all the orders and all the rules that come from an authority outside of yourself: parents, teachers, commanding officers, bosses, clergyfolk.\n\nMost of the time, a person with self-discipline is also obedient. But a lot of high school valedictorians don't do well in college because of the difference between self-discipline and obedience. In high-school, the student is sitting in class six or seven days a week, and there are frequently assignments that need to be turned in before the end of class. The parents are at home, saying, "Have you finished your homework? Have you started your science project? Where are you in that term paper?"  \n\nIn college, the parents may be hundreds of miles away. Classes take up only a few hours of your day, and your professors don't nag. They give you a list of assignments and expect you to do your work on your own time. \n\nIt's 2 PM and you don't have class. Do you go to the gym to work out? Do you go for a walk, watch TV, or accept your friend's invitation to hang out at the pub? Or do you take that Shakespeare play to the quad to read under a tree, go to the library to begin that research paper, or sit down at a computer to write the essay that's due day after tomorrow? Are you going to go to the movies tonight and then pull an all-nighter to cram for the test you have tomorrow morning?\n\nIn high school, it's obedience that gets you through and makes you successful. In college, you need self-discipline.
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Punishment?  Are you referring to the results of one's own actions?  If so, the punishment if of one's ownself, rather than from God.   However, if one should seek God's  guidance before making choices then there may not be a 'punishment' to be considered.  God is very real!
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I don't quite get your question right. Any way, they are different things that you are talking about.\n\nAdam and mankind was created to have eternal relationship and communion with God but Adam blew it by his wrong choice. He listened to the enemy rather than his friend and disobeyed the simple command. He not only lost it but also transferred the loss to the posterity. But God still made a provision through the death of Jesus Christ. Those who put their trust in Jesus will be restored to the original position.\n\nRegarding time and times there are different expressions in the Biblical language. You cannot apply the same rule everywhere because it depends a lot on the context.
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OMGSS! This is why I'm a witch! Because of these wacko's using the bible as an excuse for child abuse! A rod in biblical times was a unit of measure for distance!That verse was talking about discipline.So the whole spare the rod,spoil the child translates to "if you don't use a measure of discipline, and teach your child the difference between right and wrong, you will have an unmanageable spoiled brat".It does not mean hit your child with a rod!These people just want the easy way out because it take less effort to swing a belt or pipe than to set limits and enforce them without resorting to physical means.I'm not opposed to an occasional swat on the behind if the child does something that REALLY bad, but there's no call to that, and yes, I think that those who gave that women the advice should be held responsible too.
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If you don't obey the law, you'll end up in jail or much worse.  Just learn to be a good person, and you'll be rewarded by not being punished :)
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what is the difference between the two
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It means honor them. Respect their wishes. When they advise u to do something...think long and hard and evaluate the advice before ignoring it, or not following it. Give them the courtesy of not just blowing them or their ideas,insights,wisdom,and guidance off. It in no way, shape or form means obedience. I was raised to believe it did, but I asked two preists(yes, I'm catholic and my faith is pretty important to me), and they say that the 4th commandment in no way(though it would make them happy), means u have to obey ur parents. I understand that little kids must think it means obedience, so they will obey their parents.
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Whenever you make a vow to obey God's will Satan will do everything he can to get you to break it. Hold true to the promises that God has for you. Continue to trust Him and ask for His help and He will guide you and help you defeat the devil's attacks on your life. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide you and He will lead you to the man God has for you. A man who will respect you and your vow of celibacy.
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While there are several independent reasons for people developing obedience to authority, the general reasons or the reasons most common are based on our human nature for companions.  Very few people in this world with a relative stable mental status want to be hermits.  We, as a species, seek out others to interact with or socialize with.  \n\nAny time you have large groups of people in an area; differences in personal ethics will always create confrontation.  It is this issue of confrontation which always requires some form of leadership.  The leadership will require some form of enforcement for maintaining the status quo within the society.  \n\nMembers of any given society will then be required to either conform to the rules of the society or become outcasts in one form or another.  As I said, we don’t want to be hermits; we want to interact with others.  This is why, over time, people develop obedience to authority.  The alternatives are solitude, isolation, being ostracized, and not being allowed to take part in society in general.  These are the hard lessons most people are only able to learn over time.  \n\nI hope this has helped.
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I think selflessness and leading by example are the keys.\n\nselflessness= doing more for your people than you would for yourself. Going out of your way to serve.\n\nleading by example=doing everything you preach, being the first in line to act as you say others should
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A Rabbi once said something like:\nIt is possible to use the law to interpret the law.\n\nParaphrased from memory:\n • Thou shalt not kill.\n • Whosoever lays with another man's wife... they shall both be stoned to death.\n\nDepending on your interpretation, is it even possible to follow both laws?\nWhich one has primacy?\nIs it possible that the latter rule made more sense when mankind was on the edge of survival?\n\nAgain paraphrased (and probably poorly):\nIf a law in the Torah offends you morally, it is your duty to judge it with the law.\nIf you do not agree with the law but it does not offend you morally, then preference should be to obey.
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I would say it's kind of like comparing discipline and child abuse. A loving parent will discipline his/her child out of love. For example if a young child runs out into the street, a mother might discipline the child because she is concerned that the child will get hurt and she wants to teach the child not to run into the street. The intention is for the child's own good. On the other hand, if a parent beats a child for no reason and enjoys doing so, clearly that would be abuse. As a Christian, we should take the same view as the loving parent. For example, to love people and want to share the gospel with them so that they can be saved and avoid hell would be an example of "preaching the truth out of love." But if we enjoy telling people how bad they are and how good we are, then we are judging.
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Doing what you know is right is more important than either of those things.  "I was just following orders" doesn't cut it anymore.\n\n"That's what is says in the bible" REALLY doesn't cut it.
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There is a distinct difference between judging sin ("you're going to hell for that!!") and discerning sin ("brother, that behavior is not from God.  Please, listen to me so you can see the need to repent.")  We are to consistently seek to discern sin in our own lives and the lives of fellow believers for the spiritual safety of the Church.\n\nOur guidelines for dealing with this situation are pretty simple:  go to the sinning brother or sister in Christ, tell him or her what you've observed.  If the person repents and turns back to God, rejoice.  If the sinner refuses to listen, ask another believer to council that person.  If the sinner still refuses to repent, the entire congregation, including the pastor, must get involved.  For the spiritual safety of a congregation, an unrepentent sinner must be expelled from the church.\n\nScriptural references are as follows:  Matthew 18:15-17; 1 Timothy 5:20-22; 2 Timothy 2:24-26; Titus 3:10-11; and 1 John 5:16-17.\n\nPeace.\n\nEDIT:  I must say, I'm a little dismayed at the "hands off" answers many have given.  Brothers and sisters, when God commands us to handle a situation in a certain way, He does this from His infinate wisdom.  Who are we to say we'd feel uncomfortable because this process feels like we're judging the sinner?  I believe it is an unloving act to say nothing when a fellow Christian is actively sinning.
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none except\nmajors are longer, minors are shorter\nall GOD'S WORD is very important-vs by vs-chapter by chapter, choosing subject and object.  know more. contact me.
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There are both. Only that a question or answer is not disrespectful just because it doesn't take for granted what you do. It's disrespectful only when it insults you for what you are. I think the difference is you can insult a belief and any actions that come out of that belief, but not a believer. You can say that Christianism is brainwashing, and you can say that a bunch of people in mass doing exactly the same things at the same time is a good example of that brainwashing, but you cannot say a person is bad, for being a Christian. Maybe they're wrong (and that's what I think, too). But they need to be respected. Otherwise, you're no better than them.
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God judging people is different from people judging people. The Bible tells us that we should not judge each other, but God judges our actions.