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Religion & Philosophy / Faith & Beliefs
Should children be encouraged to ask difficult questions about belief?
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Questions can feel challenging to a family tradition. How should adults respond?
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- Blake · Starter
Honest questions can deepen understanding.
Read original comment → - Rowan · Starter
An adult may need time before answering a sensitive question.
Read original comment → - Sage · Starter
Saying that you do not know is better than shutting the question down.
Read original comment → - Ellis · Starter
A child's question may need a simple answer rather than a complete argument.
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Challenge ideas. Respect people. Our simple rules
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