Did Adam & Eve Have Belly Buttons? And 199 Other Questions from Catholic Teenagers

Great starter questions for discussions for teens

Yes, the title says "questions from Catholic teenagers", but I've found that many (over 90%) of Catholic adults wonder the same things, but have always been too embarassed (or too apathetic) to ask before.Many Catholic adults do not know they're faith and therefore are stumped by these quasi-advanced questions about Catholic beliefs and practices. This book (and the follow-up  Did Jesus Have a Last Name? And 199 Other Questions from Catholic Teenagers ) is perfect for those Catholics who are just starting to rediscover their faith - whether because of the Baptism or First Communion of their child, or whether because they are being challenged by a non-Catholic friend - as well as for non-Catholics seeking to understand better the Catholic point-of-view.For Catholics who are intimidated by the  Catechism of the Catholic Church  or apologetics books like the  Handbook of Christian Apologetics  or even  Mere Christianity , this book would be an excellent start for answering your questions (and those of your child or friend that prompted you to wonder the same).

I highly recommend this Excellent teaching tool. Perfect for our 13-16 year old children. It was written in answer to 199 questions by 14 and 15 year old Catholic children. I purchased 100 copies 3 years ago and handed them out at Christmas to my Parish Middle School students, and the High School Confirmation Classes. I received surprisingly positive responses back from many parents who read and discussed this book with their kids. They thanked me for the quality family time they shared with their children. I am purchasing copies again to donate to Parish libraries.

This is a great book! I purchased “Did Adam and Eve Have Belly Buttons” a few months ago, and since then have bought two more copies for people that I know. As a lay minister this book is essential in my library as it has brief and clear explanations to the many questions that teens have. It is easy to read a look through as it contains an index by keywords. Get this book for your library or a teen you know. If this book doesn’t have the answer, “Did Jesus Have A Last Name” probably will. Both are great books for any Catholic or anyone interested in the Catholic faith.

I have a 14 yr old grandson, a 16 yr old grand daughter, and I teach 8th Grade religious education classes in preparation for Confirmation. I bought this book and was so glad I did. It is what teenagers are curious about, facts they should know about their Religion, and the questions and answers are easily explained and understandable.It will enpower everyone with Faith and Knowledge. It is a great book for all Catholics ,not only teenagers. I highly recommend it.

This book answered so many questions and opened up so many doors for me as someone who is new in learning the faith. I was born and raised Catholic but only this past year have I truly begun to seek more about it (and love what I'm learning!). I can't get enough of this faith and this book was a big part of that. Highly recommend!

Great book

Every child with Faith questions will be delighted with this book answering all they're curiosity of who this Jesus god Holy Spirit Trinity in three are. A well done book. Age 7 - adults 99 yrs of age will better understand grow in knowledge of there faith to share with others. 199 questions answered about our Catholic faith

A bit basic. Suggest it is only suitable for young teens

Interesting, very informative and full of relevant questions and answers. I've given it on loan to 3 friends now and all found it fascinating. Most Cathlics don't know how much sence our faith makes and how beautiful it is. This is a great tool to help fill in the gaps many teens find in their understanding of our Faith,

readable.

This book is an excellent read, it covers a wide range of topics and gives great well explained answers for young people and adults alike, would highly recommend this book

A fun way to discover answers to the many questions young people and adults have about profound Catholic faith matters.