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Review: I have gotten to know Natasha over the last few years and I am so happy to see the publication of her second book Talking ... - Several years ago, I discovered the work on Natasha Crain online. She has a very successful blog called Christian Mom Thoughts. I have gotten to know Natasha over the last few years and I am so happy to see the publication of her second book Talking with Your Kids about God: 30 Conversations Every Christian Parent Must Have. As someone who leads campus apologetic ministries on two college campuses (The Ohio State University (64,000 students) and Columbus State Community College (30,000) students, I am always interested to see people who provide apologetic resources for families. After all, I have had the opportunity to speak to hundreds of students about the existence of God and I can tell when someone didn’t get their questions answered before they got to college. So I am happy to say Natasha’s book does an excellent job of asking the right discussion topics/questions for parents and their kids. I can say without hesitation that nearly all of the topics in this book are the same questions students wrestle with on a college campuses. The chapters are short and concise. But because of the length of the chapters and accessibility, it makes them easy for parents to utilize. She also includes questions at the end of each chapter that can be used for discussion points. Natasha also includes many personal antidotes as well as quotes from atheist/skeptical bloggers and writers. Natasha is in touch with contemporary objections and she also knows the culture. Granted, she has heard plenty of objections on her blog as well. One thing I really appreciated about the book is that not only did Natasha deal with many common objections to God’s existence (both scientific and existential), she also provided some chapters on theology. Yes, theology! Issues such as God’s nature and character were addressed. If there’s anything that makes people reject God, it’s a complete misunderstanding about who God is. Trust me, I see it happen all the time. Okay, so now I will ahead and obviously admit that there is one chapter that stands out above all the rest. And here it is: Her chapters called “How Much Evidence Do We Need to Be Confident God Exists? In it she says the following: “Ratio Christi is an organization that is making a major impact for Christ on college campuses—one of the most challenging environments for young Christians today. Their mission is to “equip university students and faculty to give historical, philosophical, and scientific reasons for following Jesus Christ.” Ratio Christi does so by planting collegiate chapters that facilitate conversations on these subjects. Eric Chabot is the founder and director of the Ratio Christi chapter at Ohio State University, where he’s been engaging with students on the truth of Christianity since 2004. Chabot says that in all the years he’s been involved in campus outreach, he’s heard one objection to God’s existence more than any other: Why won’t God show me a direct sign that he exists? In other words, students feel that despite whatever evidence there is that theoretically points to God’s existence, it’s not enough. Having read the last few chapters, you may think these students aren’t aware of the compelling evidence for God’s existence in nature. And that’s undoubtedly true for many. But for others, the key problem is the amount and type of evidence. They want more in order to believe. An example of this is an agnostic student Chabot video interviewed for his blog. Chabot asked the student, “What would be compelling reasons to believe that the God of the Bible exists?” The student replied: ” I would have to say unambiguous, direct evidence. . . . Some people will use their explanation for God existing as things we don’t know . . . [like] the arguments [that] everything is so fine-tuned, but that doesn’t do much for me. I would very much prefer to have actual, direct evidence of somebody saying, “This directly points to God Himself coming down and speaking.” And at that point I’d have to verify with someone that I’m not hallucinating. . . . It has to be some direct evidence of God, not an extrapolation of evidence from something else.” Yes, I am honored Natasha mentioned us in her book. The blog post she is referring to that we did is our post here. Natasha is a very gifted communicator. I hope you will get this book and use it with your family and congregation. It is much needed! Share this
Review: An exceptional resource that provides guidance for parents navigating big questions about God with their children - I was asked in a book study forum what my three favorite chapters were in this book, and I had to say, I have a very difficult time narrowing it down to just three :). For me, each chapter offers a clear, concise, substantive response to questions that I’ve had to grapple with as they’ve been lobbed in my direction by people very close to me. In many ways, it’s as though Natasha had taken the threads of thoughts that had been dangling in my mind and wove them into a cohesive whole, creating the fabric for conversations I’ve needed to have with my loved ones. I’ve appreciated every opportunity to think through my responses to the skeptic questions posed at the end of each chapter as I’ve been forced to process and synthesize all the things I’ve been learning and reading and attempt to articulate it with clarity and purpose. That exercise has truly been a gift and has been an answer to an urgent need in this season of life. Some of the biggest takeaways for me…. -we may not have all the answers we want, but we do have all the answers we need to make a decision about the existence of God -both believers and unbelievers are looking at the same body of evidence, but are interpreting it differently; it isn’t that there is no evidence for the existence of God, it is that other reasons/explanations are being accepted for the evidence that exists -the atheistic worldview is not one that can be lived out with consistency, there will always be a point of tension at which reality and what the atheist believes to be true about the world will be in conflict -often times those who walk away from the faith are more preoccupied with what they are walking away from, but may not have truly examined what they are walking towards -the relationship between science and faith is often presented as a false dichotomy in both religious & non-religious circles; understanding the substance of the arguments from science for the existence of God are key to providing evidence that is tethered to more than experience or what has been revealed in God’s word as the evidence from nature is more objective. What a gift that God has revealed Himself in the world He has made--He knew our skeptical natures would need more than experience and the written word. -often times the substance of our relationship with God, who is physically invisible, is taken for granted, and needs to be explored and talked about with our children; the nature of prayer; the work of the Holy Spirit; the reality of doubt and how to balance what we want to know with what God has revealed, and articulating all the ways we know God can be trusted; a large part of that is getting to know God as He has revealed Himself, through the intentional study of His Word -Exploring these skeptic objections with our children are more than just an academic exercise (though it may begin that way); but rather preparation for real world interaction with real people who think this way; we are enabling them to see that there are good reasons for belief in God, and equipping them with the information and tools they need to navigate the world in which they are living with hearts & minds that are critically aware and spiritually grounded. Natasha Crain offers parents an exceptional resource!

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| Best Sellers Rank | #25,051 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #45 in Christian Home Schooling #117 in Christian Apologetics (Books) #144 in Christian Family & Relationships |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 619 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I have gotten to know Natasha over the last few years and I am so happy to see the publication of her second book Talking ...
*by E***T on November 27, 2017*

Several years ago, I discovered the work on Natasha Crain online. She has a very successful blog called Christian Mom Thoughts. I have gotten to know Natasha over the last few years and I am so happy to see the publication of her second book Talking with Your Kids about God: 30 Conversations Every Christian Parent Must Have. As someone who leads campus apologetic ministries on two college campuses (The Ohio State University (64,000 students) and Columbus State Community College (30,000) students, I am always interested to see people who provide apologetic resources for families. After all, I have had the opportunity to speak to hundreds of students about the existence of God and I can tell when someone didn’t get their questions answered before they got to college. So I am happy to say Natasha’s book does an excellent job of asking the right discussion topics/questions for parents and their kids. I can say without hesitation that nearly all of the topics in this book are the same questions students wrestle with on a college campuses. The chapters are short and concise. But because of the length of the chapters and accessibility, it makes them easy for parents to utilize. She also includes questions at the end of each chapter that can be used for discussion points. Natasha also includes many personal antidotes as well as quotes from atheist/skeptical bloggers and writers. Natasha is in touch with contemporary objections and she also knows the culture. Granted, she has heard plenty of objections on her blog as well. One thing I really appreciated about the book is that not only did Natasha deal with many common objections to God’s existence (both scientific and existential), she also provided some chapters on theology. Yes, theology! Issues such as God’s nature and character were addressed. If there’s anything that makes people reject God, it’s a complete misunderstanding about who God is. Trust me, I see it happen all the time. Okay, so now I will ahead and obviously admit that there is one chapter that stands out above all the rest. And here it is: Her chapters called “How Much Evidence Do We Need to Be Confident God Exists? In it she says the following: “Ratio Christi is an organization that is making a major impact for Christ on college campuses—one of the most challenging environments for young Christians today. Their mission is to “equip university students and faculty to give historical, philosophical, and scientific reasons for following Jesus Christ.” Ratio Christi does so by planting collegiate chapters that facilitate conversations on these subjects. Eric Chabot is the founder and director of the Ratio Christi chapter at Ohio State University, where he’s been engaging with students on the truth of Christianity since 2004. Chabot says that in all the years he’s been involved in campus outreach, he’s heard one objection to God’s existence more than any other: Why won’t God show me a direct sign that he exists? In other words, students feel that despite whatever evidence there is that theoretically points to God’s existence, it’s not enough. Having read the last few chapters, you may think these students aren’t aware of the compelling evidence for God’s existence in nature. And that’s undoubtedly true for many. But for others, the key problem is the amount and type of evidence. They want more in order to believe. An example of this is an agnostic student Chabot video interviewed for his blog. Chabot asked the student, “What would be compelling reasons to believe that the God of the Bible exists?” The student replied: ” I would have to say unambiguous, direct evidence. . . . Some people will use their explanation for God existing as things we don’t know . . . [like] the arguments [that] everything is so fine-tuned, but that doesn’t do much for me. I would very much prefer to have actual, direct evidence of somebody saying, “This directly points to God Himself coming down and speaking.” And at that point I’d have to verify with someone that I’m not hallucinating. . . . It has to be some direct evidence of God, not an extrapolation of evidence from something else.” Yes, I am honored Natasha mentioned us in her book. The blog post she is referring to that we did is our post here. Natasha is a very gifted communicator. I hope you will get this book and use it with your family and congregation. It is much needed! Share this

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An exceptional resource that provides guidance for parents navigating big questions about God with their children
*by F***E on May 20, 2018*

I was asked in a book study forum what my three favorite chapters were in this book, and I had to say, I have a very difficult time narrowing it down to just three :). For me, each chapter offers a clear, concise, substantive response to questions that I’ve had to grapple with as they’ve been lobbed in my direction by people very close to me. In many ways, it’s as though Natasha had taken the threads of thoughts that had been dangling in my mind and wove them into a cohesive whole, creating the fabric for conversations I’ve needed to have with my loved ones. I’ve appreciated every opportunity to think through my responses to the skeptic questions posed at the end of each chapter as I’ve been forced to process and synthesize all the things I’ve been learning and reading and attempt to articulate it with clarity and purpose. That exercise has truly been a gift and has been an answer to an urgent need in this season of life. Some of the biggest takeaways for me…. -we may not have all the answers we want, but we do have all the answers we need to make a decision about the existence of God -both believers and unbelievers are looking at the same body of evidence, but are interpreting it differently; it isn’t that there is no evidence for the existence of God, it is that other reasons/explanations are being accepted for the evidence that exists -the atheistic worldview is not one that can be lived out with consistency, there will always be a point of tension at which reality and what the atheist believes to be true about the world will be in conflict -often times those who walk away from the faith are more preoccupied with what they are walking away from, but may not have truly examined what they are walking towards -the relationship between science and faith is often presented as a false dichotomy in both religious & non-religious circles; understanding the substance of the arguments from science for the existence of God are key to providing evidence that is tethered to more than experience or what has been revealed in God’s word as the evidence from nature is more objective. What a gift that God has revealed Himself in the world He has made--He knew our skeptical natures would need more than experience and the written word. -often times the substance of our relationship with God, who is physically invisible, is taken for granted, and needs to be explored and talked about with our children; the nature of prayer; the work of the Holy Spirit; the reality of doubt and how to balance what we want to know with what God has revealed, and articulating all the ways we know God can be trusted; a large part of that is getting to know God as He has revealed Himself, through the intentional study of His Word -Exploring these skeptic objections with our children are more than just an academic exercise (though it may begin that way); but rather preparation for real world interaction with real people who think this way; we are enabling them to see that there are good reasons for belief in God, and equipping them with the information and tools they need to navigate the world in which they are living with hearts & minds that are critically aware and spiritually grounded. Natasha Crain offers parents an exceptional resource!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The book was very easy to read and went pretty quick after I picked ...
*by R***S on October 17, 2017*

Natasha Crain’s book, “Talking with Your Kids About God,” is a vital resource for all Christian parents. As a Director of Children’s Ministry at a church (infant – 5th grade), I will be using this resource myself and encouraging parents to do the same. I believe every parent with kids of any age should read this book to equip their children well in the present or future. The book was very easy to read and went pretty quick after I picked it up. Interesting stories and examples coupled with strong, clear, and logical explanations supported by sound evidence made the book informative yet entertaining and enjoyable. She is very thoughtful and knowledgeable about explaining how nature, the universe, life on earth, and morality reveal the existence of God with validity. She also tackles the tough and often misunderstood subjects of religion vs. science, the trinity, the attributes of God, if God is loving and just and what that really means, differing religions, free will, and evil. I really liked that when Natasha Crain discussed a topic, she made information clear (especially regarding any scientific evidence) and that you didn’t have to have a background in biology to understand what she was talking about. I was also very happy that she encouraged readers to present these subjects to their children as young as elementary-age in language and ways they can understand since most apologetic material is usually geared at students and adults. I also loved that each chapter gave specific conversation points that parents could discuss with their children. It encouraged parents challenge children to apply what they’ve learned to their life. With so many teens and college students (as well adults) leaving the church and their faith behind, it’s important for parents to intentionally discuss topics that are covered in her book with their children before they are fed the lies of this world. Equipping children with tools to be able to defend what they believe will only strengthen their faith and help them stand strong when school, teachers, professors, and peers try to attack it. I received a free copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for my honest review.

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