“Doing good must be taught just like everything else . . . it is not difficult to train them to do these things. Opportunities for them occur every minute. One has only to use them.”3 This kind of careful instruction is really a form of training. Webster’s dictionary defines training as “teaching a particular skill or type of behavior through practice and instruction over a period of time.” Training our children to do good. Training our sons and daughters to love well. Training our kids to work through conflict in a calm and peaceable way.”