Ward demonstrates not only how Dawkins' arguments are flawed, but also
that a perfectly rational ease can be made that there is, almost
certainly, a God.
With 6 exciting Bible stories and bright cheerful illustrations this title is the second in the 'Pop up Bible Adventures' series. Children will enjoy the interaction as they read each story and the...
Children can turn the wheel to see a rainbow appear, pull the tab and watch Moses part the water, and more! On
the last page, a pop-up will capture the imagination of young ones and
make this...
Children will love turning the pages of this interactive board book that includes fold-out, liftable flaps, removable pieces and a die-cut handle. The Beginner's Bible art and simple words...
Treasured stories using The Beginner's Bible artword and simple words. Aperfect way to help the very young learn about simple morals and trusting God.
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Treasured stories using The Beginner's Bible artwork and simple words. A perfect way to help the very young learn about simple morals and trusting God.
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Everyone is afraid of Webster, and Webster is just a scared little spider. But when the Ladybird twins get in to difficulties, Webster is the only one who can rescue them. But he's so afraid! With...
Part of the Carry Me series, this book explores the sounds, sights, smells, tastes, and textures of Christmas, and by asking the question “What can I give to Jesus?” points young readers...
Introduce young children to the basic characters and elements of Bible
Stories with this bright and colourful book and flip card set. The flip
card set is attached to the book and children...
This exciting interactive approach to the story of Noah and his Big Boat. With four background play-scenes children can follow the story and as it unfolds make a different picture on each spread...
Does God really see us all the time and know exactly what we are thinking? ‘Always Near Me’ uses simple text and beautiful artwork to explore these notions through the eyes of a...
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Ward demonstrates not only how Dawkins' arguments are flawed, but also
that a perfectly rational ease can be made that there is, almost
certainly, a God.
