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A 10 questions survey related to how children function within a particular family unit. Are parents setting a godly agenda or are children really ruling the home?
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- Your household is 100% more Child-Centered than God-Centered
- Your household tends to be Child-Centered.
- Your household breaks even in this assessment.
- Your household tends to be more God-Centered.
- Your household is 100% God-Centered.
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For each numbered pair of statements, please indicate which one best describes your family situation, using a 1-5 scale.
Interrupts adults when they are talking. Not to interrupt parents when they are talking. Use manipulation and rebellion to get their way. Understand they will not always get their way. Dictate family schedule. Work their schedule around their parents’ schedule. Take precedence over the needs of the spouse. Cheerfully obey and serve the needs of others. Have an equal or overriding vote in all decision making matters. Have input into family decisions but not necessarily an equal vote. Demand excessive time and attention from parents to the detriment of the other biblical responsibilities of the parents. Understand that God has given their parents other responsibilities in addition to meeting their needs. Escape the consequences of their sinful and irresponsible behavior. Suffer the natural consequences of their sinful and irresponsible behavior. Speak to parents as though they were peers. Honor parents as spiritual authorities. Be the dominant influence in the home. Esteem others as more important than themselves. Be entertained & coddled out of bad mood. Esteem others as more important than themselves.
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