Hardcover · Ages 6–10
Hope, Joy,and theClues About God
When kids at school say that believing in God is silly, eight-year-old twins Hope and Joy decide to find out for themselves — and start noticing clues everywhere.
56 pages · 6 chapters · 13 full-color illustrations · 7 discussion questions
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For parents
Real reasons,sized for kids.
The classic arguments for God, brought to life in one heartfelt story.
Hope and Joy learn that big questions don’t always have easy answers, but that they can search for clues that point to the truth: in a playground argument, a line of falling dominoes, a bicycle chain, and a windy afternoon.
The first three clues are children’s versions of three common explanations for God from Christian apologetics: the moral, cosmological, and design arguments. The fourth answers the objection the book opens with — that you can’t believe in what you can’t see. Seven discussion questions take families deeper.
