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Do children need religion
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Drawing on interviews with believers, nonbelievers, and those struggling to define their beliefs, Martha Fay explores the balance between the structure and comfort religion provides for children and the rewards of making sense of the world on their own.
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Drawing on interviews with believers, nonbelievers, and those struggling to define their beliefs, Martha Fay explores the balance between the structure and comfort religion provides for children and the rewards of making sense of the world on their own.
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