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Feeling Guilty by Arthur Dobrin - date n.a.
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Many thoughtful parents want to shield their children from feelings of guilt or shame in much the same way that they want to spare them from fear. Guilt and shame as methods of discipline are to be eschewed along with raised hands and leather straps. Fear, guilt and shame as methods of moral instruction are seen as failures in decent parenting. Parents want their children to be happy and how can you feel happy when you are feeling guilty, fearful or ashamed? If we were really convinced that using fear, guilt or shame as methods of discipline worked, though, we might be more ready to use them as techniques. But we aren't convinced that this is the case. We won't have more socially responsible people if fear, guilt and shame are part of their disciplinary diet as children.

Spelling God with Two Os by Arthur Dobrin - 2009
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Life beckons. How will you respond? This is the central message and question of Spelling God With Two O’s.

Love Is Stronger Than Death by Arthur Dobrin - 1986
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essays on death, grief, and love from an ethical humanist perspective.

Teaching Right from Wrong -- 40 Things You Can Do to Raise a Moral Child by Arthur Dobrin -
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Based on sound psychological theory and research -- and most importantly, rooted in the real world that parents face today -- this book shows how children develop a moral sensibility, and what can be done to refine and reinforce it.