In this episode, I share my best insights and practical tips for talking with your kids about non-Christian worldviews, based on our months of doing this as a formal part of our homeschool schedule. (You do not need to be homeschooling to implement any of what I talk about–this is for all parents!)
This episode will explain:
- Why it’s mission critical for Christian parents to teach kids about non-Christian worldviews.
- Three key things kids should understand about the nature of studying world religions before you even start discussing.
- Three “best practices” from my experience for how to discuss the particulars of other religions.
In addition, I’m doing a giveaway of the forthcoming Popular Handbook of World Religions to 5 lucky winners! As I discuss in the episode, this is a hugely valuable resource for Christian parents.
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If you do all those things, you can be entered into the drawing 11 times! The deadline is February 5, and winners will be notified by February 12.
Resources mentioned in the show:
A Day in the Life of a Buddhist Monk
What is the Purpose of Life? Sikhism Sikhs
What is the Baha’i Faith? An Introduction by Rainn Wilson
The Baha’i Faith – A Gentle Introduction
Sample Venn diagram my 6th graders did comparing and contrasting Hinduism, Buddhism, and Sikhism:

For more on explaining to kids why all religions cannot be equally true, see Chapter 10 in my book, Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side.
For resources to equip you to explain why there’s good reason to believe Christianity is true and how to answer challenges, see my two other books as well:
Talking with Your Kids about Jesus
Talking with Your Kids about God
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