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There are differences between generations, but there is no barrier. 0 There are differences between generations. But truthfully, there is no barrier. There are differences between generations. But truthfully, there is no barrier. It’s actually True. There are differences between generations. But truthfully, there is no barrier. /course/lesson/honor-and-help-your-parents/book-chapter.html Precept 5, Honor and Help Your Parents True False What builds the wall between generations? 1 When one is weak, it is a temptation to take refuge in subterfuges and lies: it is this which builds the wall. When one is weak, it is a temptation to take refuge in subterfuges and lies: it is this which builds the wall. When one is weak, it is a temptation to take refuge in subterfuges and lies: it is this which builds the wall. /course/lesson/honor-and-help-your-parents/book-chapter.html Precept 5, Honor and Help Your Parents Playing popular music that parents don’t like Being weak and taking refuge in subterfuges and lies Talking over misunderstandings and getting them cleared up Interference from grandparents Most parents act the way they do because: 1 Almost always, parents are acting from a very strong desire to do what they believe to be best for the child. Almost always, parents are acting from a very strong desire to do what they believe to be best for the child. Almost always, parents are acting from a very strong desire to do what they believe to be best for the child. /course/lesson/honor-and-help-your-parents/book-chapter.html Precept 5, Honor and Help Your Parents That’s how they were brought up They have a strong desire to do what they believe is best for their child They studied a book on how to be a parent They don’t know any better Children are indebted to their parents for their upbringing—if the parents did so. 0 Children are indebted to their parents for their upbringing—if the parents did so. Children are indebted to their parents for their upbringing—if the parents did so. It’s actually True. Children are indebted to their parents for their upbringing—if the parents did so. /course/lesson/honor-and-help-your-parents/book-chapter.html Precept 5, Honor and Help Your Parents True False How can children reconcile their differences with their parents? 1 Children can reconcile their differences with their parents. Before any shouting begins, one can at least try to talk it over quietly. If the child is frank and honest, there cannot help but be an appeal that will reach. Children can reconcile their differences with their parents. Before any shouting begins, one can at least try to talk it over quietly. If the child is frank and honest, there cannot help but be an appeal that will reach. Children can reconcile their differences with their parents. Before any shouting begins, one can at least try to talk it over quietly. If the child is frank and honest, there cannot help but be an appeal that will reach. /course/lesson/honor-and-help-your-parents/book-chapter.html Precept 5, Honor and Help Your Parents Ask their grandparents to intervene Try to talk it over quietly, and be frank and honest with them Pretend there is no problem at all Move out How can you persuade others to honor and help their parents? -1 gcui_twth:parents-final-question6-answer0 /course/lesson/honor-and-help-your-parents/book-chapter.html Precept 5, Honor and Help Your Parents Do something for your parents that is a good surprise and tell your friends what you did Remind them that they are the only parents one has Tell them they should at least try to get along with their parents Let them know it is possible by quietly talking things over, they can attain a compromise where parents and children can understand and can agree