801 Questions Kids Ask about God (Heritage Builders)

I bought this thinking the questions would be more along the lines of the questions I actually hear kids asking about God or Jesus. Much of this book is really just normal questions kids would ask about anything with a God based answer given. "Is it wrong to make fun of nerds?" Yes that's a good question and yes I am sure God has an opinion on the subject, but that's not a question about God is it?Oh and I was hoping for easy to swallow answers for the kids, but some of the answers are harder to explain than the question. Q: "Why do people die?" A: "Because of sin."I do think there is a market for this book and I do think it's a helpful read, but I think it's marketed a bit incorrectly.

Was so looking forward to this. I opened it and the book is used and dirty. I can feel the crust on the book. Gross. Hope to receive a new one in the mail soon.

As a Sunday school teacher for elementary age children, or anyone with questions about God, Jesus, The Holy Spirit or about the Bible. It really comes in handy. I gave my original one to daughter-n-law as my granddaughter was asking a lot of questions., and I needed another one.

I bought 2 copies. Have my two sons take turns reading it to each other and discussing the topics.

The kids ask we questions about God and can find the answers they can understand.

I bought this so I could work with kids in Sunday school. I found it helped me learn a lot too! Great questions and answers and thoughts to reflect on! Great book.

Such a wonderful book! I bought extras for other parents! So many great conversations at the dinner table were spawned because of this book!

Great book to have, going to order more as gifts to friends!

Great book for helping to answer some of the awkward questions children ask about God. It is difficult for children to understand the existence of someone they cannot see, hear or touch and as parents it is sometimes difficult to get this concept of God across to them. My 5 year old grandson loves this book and so does his mum. It has some great practical parenting questions and answers as well such as "Do I really have to eat my vegetables or are my parents just making sure I clean my plate"? or "Is it ok to hit my brother back if he hit me first"?. I would highly recommend this book to all parents who are raising young children and believe in the principles of the Bible.

I had seen previous editions of this book and felt they were better written and with more of a biblical teaching/explanation.