The Religious Training of Children (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Rethinking Heaven and Childrearing for a Greater Society Learn how religious teaching could focus on inner truth, mutual responsibility, and the development of every child’s full potential. This edition challenges traditional ideas of God, heaven, and punishment, and argues for a practical path that centers on character, education, and the common good.

In these pages, the author calls for a shift from fear-based, rule-bound instruction to a vision of faith that lives in daily action. It explores how parental guidance, classroom teaching, and community life can nurture love, justice, and oneness rather than mere compliance or restraint. The result is a thoughtful critique of reform efforts and a proposal for an education that builds character, equality, and shared well-being.

• Reconsider what religious training should teach children about God, heaven, and moral living.


• Explore the link between inner spiritual life and outward actions in society.


• Examine how education and parenthood shape humane, cooperative communities.


• Reflect on how to align personal values with broader social justice and economic life.

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