Summary of Hillary Morgan Ferrer's Mama Bear Apologetics™

Everest Media

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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The most important job of parents is to prepare their kids for the real world, which is vastly different than the one in which we grew up. As a child, I was taught that Jesus is my Lord and Savior. I had no idea that salvation was a concept foreign to many kids today. In the book The State of Christian America, authors Michael Wear and Philip beautiful explain how with all of our influence, we can’t know for sure that our kids are hearing about Jesus at home. -> One of the most important jobs of parents is to prepare their kids for the real world, which is vastly different than the one in which we grew up. As children, we were taught that Jesus is our Lord and Savior, but today many kids don’t know that salvation is a concept foreign to them.
#2 If your kids are anything like me, they will be question askers. If you give them access to the Internet, they will be introduced to many different worldviews, and you won’t be able to stop them from exploring them.
#3 Your kids will be exposed to different worldviews on the internet, and you can’t stop them from exploring them. Instead of trying to stop them from being exposed to these ideas, teach them how to think critically about them.
#4 If your kids are anything like me, they will be question askers. If you give them access to the Internet, they will be introduced to many different worldviews, and you won’t be able to stop them from exploring them.

Sujets

• Religion
• Christianisme
• Philosophie et théologie
• Christian Living
• Women's Interests

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 10 septembre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798350000863
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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Insights on Hillary Morgan Ferrer's Mama Bear Apologetics
Contents Insights from Chapter 1 Insights from Chapter 2
Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The most important job of parents is to prepare their kids for the real world, which is vastly different than the one in which we grew up. As a child, I was taught that Jesus is my Lord and Savior. I had no idea that salvation was a concept foreign to many kids today. In the book The State of Christian America, authors Michael Wear and Philip beautiful explain how with all of our influence, we can’t know for sure that our kids are hearing about Jesus at home. -> One of the most important jobs of parents is to prepare their kids for the real world, which is vastly different than the one in which we grew up. As children, we were taught that Jesus is our Lord and Savior, but today many kids don’t know that salvation is a concept foreign to them.

#2

If your kids are anything like me, they will be question askers. If you give them access to the Internet, they will be introduced to many different worldviews, and you won’t be able to stop them from exploring them.

#3

Your kids will be exposed to different worldviews on the internet, and you can’t stop them from exploring them. Instead of trying to stop them from being exposed to these ideas, teach them how to think critically about them.

#4

If your kids are anything like me, they will be question askers. If you give them access to the Internet, they will be introduced to many different worldviews, and you won’t be able to stop them from exploring them.

#5

The youth exodus refers to the percentage of Christian youth who stop attending church. This includes those who go on to declare themselves atheists, agnostics, or more recently, none (that is, of no religious affiliation).

#6

A survey of more than 7,000 American adults found that less than half of U. S. adults identify as Christian, and most of them are not regular church attendees.

#7

Youth are leaving organized religion.

#8

If you have kids, prepare for them to be question askers, and help them learn how to think critically about different worldviews.

#9

You can’t stop your kids from being exposed to worldviews on the internet, but you can help them develop the skills to think critically about them.

#10

We cannot depend on our kids to be boomerangs. We must train them in the way they should go.

#11

Christianity is losing its youth because we are not training them in the way they should go.

#12

We cannot depend on our kids to be boomerangs. We must train them in the way they should go.

#13

The youth exodus is real, and it is happening in churches all across America. Christians need to start training children in theology and apologetics from a young age, or they may not be around to teach their own children.

#14

Don’t just sit back and wait for your kids to come to faith. Train them in theology and apologetics from a young age, or they may not be around to teach their own kids.

#15

Camp Quest is a camp, summer camp, and residential program that promotes critical thinking, freethinking, and secular humanism. We cover a lot of material in our three-day weekend event: philosophy, science, history, and so on. We are definitely not afraid to ask hard questions or challenge kids to think outside their comfort zone. 3While these camps might be fun for some kids, they are dangerous for others. Camp Quest is one of the more popular camps for high schoolers and college students. 4 The goal of this camp is to prepare kids for college by giving them a solid foundation in critical thinking. Camp Quest even has an online video series called Critical Thinking Basics: What You Need to Know to Be Successful in College. The problem with this kind of camps for our kids is that it changes their mindset before adulthood. Students who go through Camp Quest are leaving camp less able to believe in a higher power and more ready to argue against it. This isn’t good for kids or this nation. It’s not good for them personally or even just as a matter of safety and societal well-being.

#16

While some camps are fun for some kids, they are dangerous for others. Camp Quest is one of the more popular camps for high schoolers and college students. The goal of this camp is to prepare kids for college by giving them a solid foundation in critical thinking.

#17

Christianity is losing its youth because we aren’t training them in the way they should go. We need to teach our children critical thinking skills and prepare them to defend their faith, if not to others, at least to themselves.

#18

Christian parents must start training their kids in theology and apologetics at a young age, or they may not be around to teach their own kids.

#19

Mama Bears are any woman who recognizes that the children in the body of Christ need guidance, role models, and solid answers to the tough questions about the faith.

#20

Christian parents must start training their kids in theology and apologetics at a young age, or they may not be around to teach their own kids.

#21

Mama Bears are people who recognize that the children in the body of Christ need guidance, role models, and solid answers to the tough questions about the faith. We must start training our kids in theology and apologetics at a young age, or they may not be around to teach their own kids.

#22

Christian parents must start training their kids in theology and apologetics at a young age, or they may not be around to teach their own kids. Mama Bears are people who recognize that the children in the body of Christ need guidance, role models, and solid answers to the tough questions about the faith.

#23

Train your kids in apologetics and theology from an early age, or they may not be around to teach their own kids.

#24

Mama Bears are people who recognize that the children in the body of Christ need guidance, role models, and solid answers to the tough questions about the faith. Christian parents must start training their kids in theology and apologetics from a young age, or they may not be around to teach their own kids.

#25

To avoid irrelevancy, stop being the food critics of Christianity and start training your kids in theology and apologetics from an early age.

#26

Kids are naturally discerning. Raise your hand if you have a picky eater. Everything your kids watch and listen to is either nourishing or harming their spiritual body.

#27

The danger of making light of Christianity or assuming that all things non-Christian are automatically evil is that our kids may accidentally swallow a lie because it comes from something they thought was safe or Christian.

#28

Stop being the food critics of Christianity and start training your kids in theology and apologetics from an early age. Kids are naturally discerning. Everything they watch and listen to is either nourishing or harming their spiritual body.