I don't have children (and I don't know how yours would comprehend the following) but I'd probably explain something along the lines of "some people believe that there is an all-powerful being who created us and watches over us, many of the stories relating to him are in the Bible". Then if you choose to/he shows interest then you can read him some of the stories, personally I'd steer clear of the Old Testament at least initially unless he's got an interest in a vengeful God, fire and brimstone type stuff.
Don't forget to explain that He works in mysterious ways.
Hence war, famine, homelessness, crime, climate change, and iBot.
I dare you to raise him as a Jedi.
Tell him you're god![]()
My son even at 3 isn't really buying into the whole god thing I can see his skepticism when explaining it to him.
The boy's a genius.
Nah, he just has more than 2 braincells
So all the scientists and other skilled professionals have a low IQ do they ?Or this.
I was just looking at religiosity vs. IQ studies. Quite interesting![]()
Nothing to do with mysterious ways. All to do with free will and not being able to intervene.
Just a waste of time the whole religion thing, why bother? It makes no difference to your life unless you are really that paranoid.
God isn't able to intervene? How does that explain the whole Noah's Ark floods? How does it explain God smiting with disease, famine, and darkness?
Your quote contradicts the Old Testament.
As it gives people a rounded up bringing and generally means they aren't stupid close minded like a lot of this forum. Is there any need for such hatred against religion..
Science contradicts the old testament.