Parenting Beyond Belief: On Raising Ethical, Caring Kids Without Religion

from TeenieLee

This book was not a page turner, but the information it contains is important enought to slog/skim(?) through the whole thing.I'm often interested in religious debate and anecdotes from people who knew all they needed to know about God when they were six or ten or fifteen. Granted, I can't rememb...

from dbecker

A very balanced look at parenting without religion in a religious world. I got a lot out of this book.

from steadfastreader

Not a bad collection of essays. I'll admit that it's a rough start. Julia Sweeney's essay is placed first and came off a bit grating. Other than that, there is a wealth of extra resources for secular parents. Worth picking up and rifling through.

from nmarun

After greatly enjoying books like Richard Dawkin's God Delusion, Carl Sagan's Demon-Haunted World, Jerry Coyne's Why Evolution is True, it comes as no surprise that I would absolutely love this one as well. The author convinces beyond doubt that critical thinking kids are better than blind follow...

from nmarun

After greatly enjoying books like Richard Dawkin's God Delusion, Carl Sagan's Demon-Haunted World, Jerry Coyne's Why Evolution is True, it comes as no surprise that I would absolutely love this one as well. The author convinces beyond doubt that critical thinking kids are better than blind follow...