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Case For Heaven Young Readers Edition
$16.99
Is heaven real? What is it really like? Award-winning author Lee Strobel tracked down the evidence and provides answers to the questions children 8-12 ask about both heaven and hell in this young reader’s edition of The Case for Heaven that is perfect for teaching your child about the biblical evidence for eternal life.
Every child wonders at some point what happens after we die-especially after the loss of a pet, a grandparent, or another loved one. Lee Strobel (The Case for Christ) understands your child’s questions, and presents a kid-friendly examination of the evidence for heaven, packed full of research that:
*Helps readers 8-12 understand the biblical, historical, and contemporary facts about the afterlife in a logical and easy-to-follow way
*Explains what happens after we die
*Explores what heaven and hell are really like, based on tested biblical truths
*Presents what it means to have eternal life
The Case for Heaven Young Reader’s Edition is perfect for:
*Sunday school and homeschool education
*Comforting kids 8-12 following a death, and reassuring those experiencing grief
*Unpacking biblical principles in a way anyone can understand
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SKU (ISBN): 9780310770176
ISBN10: 0310770173
Lee Strobel
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: March 2022
Publisher: Zondervan
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