For the parent
The planned field guide will focus on listening well, asking better questions, and avoiding all-or-nothing pressure when a student changes their mind about a secondary issue.
This developing program is intended to help parents and students practice weighing evidence before difficult questions arrive in a classroom, dorm, or social feed. The ten conversation topics below are available as a preview; the full guided package is not yet published.
The planned field guide will focus on listening well, asking better questions, and avoiding all-or-nothing pressure when a student changes their mind about a secondary issue.
The existing Inquiry Profile, investigations, and private Guide can already be used to test claims rather than being told which conclusion must follow.
The ten conversation topics below are a working preview for a future guided parent-and-student sequence.
What if the universe is billions of years old?
What if humans share ancestry with earlier primates?
What if Adam lived among other humans?
Why did animals suffer before people?
Why can God seem hidden?
What if prayer feels unanswered?
How should we read Genesis alongside science?
What makes a person human?
What should change my mind?
How can we disagree without treating questions as rebellion?
The first release is planned as a digital parent guide, student access path, documentary companion material, and a 30-day family discussion sequence. It will not be marketed as an emergency or crisis product.