In The Beginning

In The Beginning: "Even if we want our children to be happy simply giving them whatever they ask for is rarely the best option.



Finally it does not seem right to entirely leave the matter of the complaints about the food without at least touching on an explanation that I had read or heard but can not site the source. The explanation that was given revolved around the idea that the manna was supposed to take on any taste that was desired, however it was desire itself was the thing that our ancestors were crying out for in the wilderness."