This is a controversial topic but in my opinion, churches should have standards. if they don't believe something is right and they have good reasoning behind it, then they shouldn't accept it. we hear a lot about churches changing their rules to appeal to the majority of the people, but that isn't how it should be. i'm guessing you meant to put children after the parents, and if so, i think that's there because if they really believed in the Mormon religion, and they wanted their child to be baptized into it, then they would sacrifice their relationship for the child. I'm not really familiar with this kind of stuff but this is just my two cents.
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i believe benjamin franklins quote is the answer
Explanation:
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Spontaneous recovery
Explanation:
An individual takes a sweat inducing injection in a dark room. This act of sweating is an Unconditional Response to the Unconditioned Stimuli which is the Injection.
After some time, whenever the individual is in a dark room, he begins to sweat. This is now a Conditioned Response (Sweating) to a Conditioned Stimuli(The Dark room).
If after some time, this conditional response lessons and goes away, it is referred to as Extinction.
However, after a period of absence, if the Conditioned Response returns, it is referred to as Spontaneous Recovery.
