Product Description

"So, Who is God?" is not just a Bible information book! It uses questions children ask about God and uses the Bible to help children find out the answers. The readers will start to build up a picture of who God is and what he means to them in a far more dynamic way that an ordinary Bible information book! There is nothing like this on the market at the moment. The style allows children to dip in, reading questions that they want to find answers for. The illustrations by Si Smith are especially child-friendly, witty at times, but sensitive when the subject matter requires. The text, illustrations and design make this a very special book that will inspire children about the character of God and his desire for them to know him. It is written by a respected author. It features full-colour illustrations. It is easy for a child to navigate. It uses the Bible with integrity to point the way to God. It does not afraid to answer the challenging questions which children ask.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #542077 in Books
• Published on: 2006-05-05
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 128 pages

Customer Reviews

Aimed at kids, ideal for everyone
Its a lighter read than many of the books I buy but this is a classy little publication. Answers to all the most important questions ranging from "How Can God Be My Father?" to "Are there three Gods or one?" and most pressingly, "Does God love my pet rabbit?"

Seriously though, reading this kind of thought-through children's book can often be the most positive use of your time. I mean, CS Lewis was right- there is no such thing as children's books. There are just good books and bad books. This is a very good book. It reminds you in language that is simple and concepts that are basic just what Christianity is all about. That is especially useful for people like me who pretend they understand what Barth or Aquinas was on about.

Recommended to everyone. A great gift for a niece or nephew. A pretty good evangelism resource for your hyper-skeptical friends (slipping past the dragons at the door with cartoons!). An invaluable reality check for theology students. Its super.