10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask (and Answer) about Christianity
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How can we believe the Bible is true? Why can’t we just agree that love is love? Isn’t Christianity against diversity?
Going to school, hanging out with friends, or scrolling through social media feeds, teenagers are sure to face real challenges to faith in Jesus Christ. And whether you consider yourself a Christ follower or not, these questions can seem like deal breakers.
Backed by state-of-the-art research, personal stories, Harry Potter illustrations (warning: spoilers!), and careful biblical study, this book doesn’t dodge tough questions. Instead, it invites teenagers to ask their hardest questions about Christianity and to find surprising, life-giving answers.
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Additional information
| Publisher | Crossway, Illustrated edition (16 Mar. 2021) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 208 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1433571668 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1433571664 |
| Dimensions | 13.72 x 1.27 x 20.32 cm |
by Dave Criddle
I really like the range of topics covered in this book. Well thought out and written in an engaging way aimed at youth!
by KB
I bought this book to give to my 14 year old teenage daughter for Easter. On receiving it I flicked through – there are lots of good chapters, but I was SHOCKED to read in the chapter ‘Who cares if you’re a boy or girl’ these words:
“Throughout the last two thousand years, women have played a massive role in spreading the message of Jesus. Both men and women are called to this work. But a few Christians in each church are called to teach the Bible to the whole church and lead God’s family in that place. These people are often called pastors and elders, and these roles seem to be given in the Bible to qualified men…The fact that men are called to lead local churches also doesn’t mean that men are more important than women.”
As a female Baptist Minister I was horrified that I almost gave this book to my teenage daughter! If you hold the view of the author – that church pastors/elders should be male then this book will be great for you. If on the other hand you are fully supportive of female church leadership then my advice is steer clear of this book before it damages your child’s view of the potential they have to serve Christ as a woman.
by MRS D.
Rebecca deals with the questions teenagers and adults are faced with day in day out and it’s been so helpful to consider each one. Thank you ????
by Benjamin bb
As a teen my mind was poisoned over and over again by pseudo ‘intellegent’ answers to hard questions from intellectual sounding books and conference speakers. Let me tell you that in the end you will see your Christian leaders either fail you, lead you astray or build your hopes up to nothing. Your idea of God is a figment of your brainwashed mind and when you really think about it you know I’m right. I would advise a Christian teen to read widely outside of the books recommended by church leadership. You will find an exciting world of honesty, ideas, creativity and real life that will far exceed the narrow Christian experience. Don’t buy this book. Live your own life and have your own mind!
by John K. Brown
Deals with uncomfortable questions but the author deals well with them. She is very readable as always
by Kindle Customer
Fantastic Book, read as a family with my 2 teenage daughter, closing the book with the gospel is spot on. I highly recommend this book as a family read.
by Amazon Customer
This book is simply incredible. It is excellently written and I as a 30+ year old really enjoyed it! I also read this again but with my 11 year old daughter and she enjoys it too. Highly recommended and I look forward to Rebecca’s next book. I think I’ll be reading all her future books!