Little Theologians: Children, Culture, and the Making of Theological Meaning

Exploring how children create theological meaning amidst cultural diversity, this book delves into the significance of their perspectives. It examines the interplay between children's experiences and their understanding of faith, highlighting the importance of cultural context in shaping these meanings. By analyzing various environments and influences, the work emphasizes the relevance of children's voices in theological discussions and the broader implications for communities and educators.