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Apologetics for Tweens is a one year curriculum with weekly scripture and apologetics lessons for 5th through 8th graders. It is the result of 13 years working with Christian youth at a Baptist church, particularly ages 10-14. As a homeschool teacher, parent, grandparent, children's Sunday school teacher, youth pastor or Christian youth teacher, you are most likely aware that up to 70% of youth leave the church by age 22, primarily due to intellectual doubt. The fact is that questions and doubt creep in early and after age 12 only 7-10% of youth accept Christ if they have not already done so.…mehr

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Apologetics for Tweens is a one year curriculum with weekly scripture and apologetics lessons for 5th through 8th graders. It is the result of 13 years working with Christian youth at a Baptist church, particularly ages 10-14. As a homeschool teacher, parent, grandparent, children's Sunday school teacher, youth pastor or Christian youth teacher, you are most likely aware that up to 70% of youth leave the church by age 22, primarily due to intellectual doubt. The fact is that questions and doubt creep in early and after age 12 only 7-10% of youth accept Christ if they have not already done so. What is the answer? Experience and studies show that we need to help our kids understand why Christianity is true at a much earlier age than previously thought. There are some legitimate but difficult questions and criticisms about Christianity that need to be explained. Christianity has the answers but many adults and youth have not been taught the answers to tough questions. Don't wait and hope that your child's faith will be sufficient to carry them through the challenges in today's postmodern culture. They need to know that Christianity is reasonable and has the best worldview for reality. This item is the curriculum for the 5th grade.
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Thomas Griffin is a freelance writer with a background in cultural studies. He earned a university degree in history with emphasis on modern Europe. He had teaching appointments at American and European universities and also worked as a college administrator. Presently, he spends his time as a novelist, essayist, and consultant in New York and Berlin.