True or False? The primary objective of all children is to challenge every rule or decision made by their parents. True. Parents are being constantly bombarded with arguments specifically designed to break them down and get them to compromise their principles and values. But if you stop and think about this it makes sense. How else do we expect our children to develop a sense of what is right and what is wrong, what is important and what is not. They learn this information by continually pushing and questioning their parents to see where the lines really are. In "Because I said so" Jim White invites you to take a hard look at the foundation of principles and values that your family is built on. Are these principles and values that support the development of a loving character? Are you setting the example by practicing what you preach? Do you recognize character development as your main responsibility? These are important questions to any parent looking to build a lasting and successful family. Consider this: While the principles and values discussed in this book are very familiar to most of us, there is a big difference between knowing about them and actually living by them. "Because I said so" is an opportunity to bridge this gap. To move these ideas from knowledge to wisdom, and this is where the miracles happen.
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