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Del trauma del «no» a las pantallas: el sacerdote que profetizó el «niño tirano» y enseñó a educarlo
A priest has addressed the challenges of modern parenting and education, specifically regarding children's screen use and the loss of traditional discipline. According to José María Carrera Hurtado of Religión en Libertad, modern educators often submit to students and parents rather than teaching them, while the act of saying no to children is now viewed as a source of trauma.
The report notes that children's social interactions have moved from parks to mobile devices made of tin, cobalt, and plastic. It also highlights a shift in how society views pornography, describing it as a global reality used for self-discovery starting in childhood rather than a sin to be fought. Furthermore, the priest suggests that attempting to teach virtue as the goal of education is often dismissed as outdated behaviorism.
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- Analysis & opinion@relibertadFrom the trauma of 'no' to the screens: the priest who prophesied the 'tyrant child' and taught how to educate him
Religión en Libertad · José María Carrera Hurtado
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