How do I raise a child who loves both science and mystery?

Refuse the idea that they compete. Science is the careful study of how things work, and it deepens wonder: a child who knows what stars are is more amazed, not less.

From the book 12∞ Twelve to Infinity by D.R. Davenport. The full answer is free to read with an iBelieve account.

Where it sits in the book

Part

5: Raising Children on an Awakening Earth

Gate

5.2: Teaching Children to Think

In print

Page 152

• ← 5.2.9 · How should I teach my child to respond to spiritual claims?
• 5.2.11 → · How do I show my child that “I don’t know” is a good answer?
• All of Part 5

Topics

• Children
• Mystery
• Science
• Wonder

Explore the same vibration

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• How do I answer my child’s questions about UFOs and aliens? · 5.10.6
• How do I raise a child who cooperates and does not only compete? · 5.11.2
• How do I raise a child who builds instead of blaming? · 5.11.12