Case For the Creator For Kids

Name: Case For the Creator For Kids
Brand: Zondervan
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Robert Elmer, Lee Strobel, Rob Suggs

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24 May 2010

Christian Living

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Did God create the universe? Is the Big Bang theory true? Learn how to explain why you believe what you believe! In kid-friendly language, author Lee Strobel explains cutting-edge scientific research proving that the universe was designed. Ages 10+.

You meet skeptics every day. They ask questions like: Are your science teachers wrong? Did God create the universe? Is the Big Bang theory true? Here's a book written in kid-friendly language that gives you all the answers. Packed full of well-researched, reliable, and eye-opening investigations of some of the biggest questions, Case for a Creator for Kids uses up-to-date scientific research to strengthen your faith in God's creation.

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Children's BooksChildrens Confident Readers 8-12 LivingLee StrobelZondervan Publishing

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars
8 years ago
Disappointing
I had high hopes for this book after watching the Case for Christ. However, I won't be giving it to my kids to read. Strobel implies that the big bang theory is compatible with the Bible, even going to far as to link it with the 'Let there be light' of Genesis 1. Not at all what I expected. The book itself is fairly basic, with a lot of filler and doesn't really leave you with excitement or conviction about a Creator.
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