ISSN 2155-7594
Vol. 2, 2011May 31, 2011 EDT
How Will Our Children Know God? Resisting Cultural Epistemologies that Hinder Spiritual Wisdom
How Will Our Children Know God? Resisting Cultural Epistemologies that Hinder Spiritual Wisdom
Articles in Vol. 2, 2011
Vol. 2, 2011
- Identity and Wisdom as Elements of a Spirituality of Hope among Children with End-stage Renal DiseaseDuane R. BidwellDonald L. Batisky
- Victims, Perpetrators, or Moral Agents: Children and Youth Survivors of the War in the Democratic Republic of CongoPamela Couture
- Towards Greater Involvement of the British Black Church in the Secular Education of Black Youth: School Exclusion and British Black MalesDoreen McCalla
- Attending to Children, Attending to God: Children with ADHD and Christian SpiritualityJoyce Ann Mercer
- Feminism, Children, and Mothering: Three Books and Three Children LaterBonnie J. Miller-Mclemore
- See-through Knowing: Learning from Children and Their Invisible FriendsJ. Bradley Wigger
- How Will Our Children Know God? Resisting Cultural Epistemologies that Hinder Spiritual WisdomKaren-Marie Yust
Yust, Karen-Marie. “How Will Our Children Know God? Resisting Cultural Epistemologies That Hinder Spiritual Wisdom.” Journal of Childhood and Religion 2 (May 31, 2011): 1–30. https://doi.org/10.65045/001c.144785.