Saving Grace - Children & Spirituality
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Schoolchildren discuss their impressions of God, the afterlife, and religion, while knowledgeable adults (teachers, ministers, a rabbi) put their comments into perspective in this 46-minute video. The children, ages 6 to 12, come from a wide range of racial and ethnic backgrounds and go to private schools in New York City, Kentucky, and Santa Fe, New Mexico. The documentary makers frame their work with a series of questions: "When do you pray?", "What happens when you die?", etc. The kids' thoughts range from simple to complex, traditional (reciting The Lord's Prayer) to downright philosophical (angels are expressions of God's thoughts). The general questions, as well as the specifics of the children's stories (a 9-year-old recalls viewing his uncle's body; a girl remembers when her dog almost died), provide good starting-off points for discussions in the home, church, or school setting. --Kimberly Heinrichs
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If children are spiritual beings, then they need spiritual guidance, a parental hand to hold through the staggering, and inspiring cosmic maze. But today many parents are questioning their own faith and belief systems and as much as children need us to teach them, they also become our teachers in the most profound ways. In this documentary, we'll explore the spiritual lives of children told from their perspective. We'll find out what they believe why they believe and how they believe.
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ASIN: B00005NC6G Release Date: 2001-10-09 |
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Schoolchildren discuss their impressions of God, the afterlife, and religion, while knowledgeable adults (teachers, ministers, a rabbi) put their comments into perspective in this 46-minute video. The children, ages 6 to 12, come from a wide range of racial and ethnic backgrounds and go to private schools in New York City, Kentucky, and Santa Fe, New Mexico. The documentary makers frame their work with a series of questions: "When do you pray?", "What happens when you die?", etc. The kids' thoughts range from simple to complex, traditional (reciting The Lord's Prayer) to downright philosophical (angels are expressions of God's thoughts). The general questions, as well as the specifics of the children's stories (a 9-year-old recalls viewing his uncle's body; a girl remembers when her dog almost died), provide good starting-off points for discussions in the home, church, or school setting. --Kimberly HeinrichsDescription
If children are spiritual beings, then they need spiritual guidance, a parental hand to hold through the staggering, and inspiring cosmic maze. But today many parents are questioning their own faith and belief systems and as much as children need us to teach them, they also become our teachers in the most profound ways. In this documentary, we'll explore the spiritual lives of children told from their perspective. We'll find out what they believe why they believe and how they believe.DVD:
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