David's Gifts: A Delightful Story About a Family Dealing with an Extremely Intelligent Child

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David's Gifts: A Delightful Story About a Family Dealing with an Extremely Intelligent Child

By: H G Keller

Narrated by: Bill Burrows

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David's Gifts takes you on a journey through life as a young couple grow up and meet and start a family. Their children are everyone's dream. One gifted child, one talented child, and one adorable baby.

The oldest child is a gifted boy with an extremely high IQ who questions the need for a Creator. His search for truth helps his father (the writer in the first person) rediscover his faith, the other "gift" the title refers to.

Why not atheism? The book explores the history of atheism in a way that will help the reader understand why it is a bad idea not only on a personal basis but also on a societal basis.

Religious Studies