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Actually, biblical lessons for children would not be sound advice since the dogma is a little difficult for youngsters to comprehend.

Truthfully, children are much better suited for listening/reading biblical stories.

The latter provides a simple direction that has harmony for the young mind.

Furthermore, parents/teaches can get involved and everyone can share the enjoyment!

example:

http://www.amazon.com/Catholic-Bible-Stories-Child...

Yes, even Catholic children stories carry an "Imprimatur" to prevent false teaching etc...

God bless'

There's an old claymation series called ''Davey and Goliath,'' about a boy and his talking dog, that we the kids in Sunday school watch sometimes (I'm a Confessional Lutheran). It's old and kind of corny, but it's great for teaching kids Christian morality, while staying away from the tough stuff like dogmatic and philosophical theology (they don't teach Trinitarian doctrine, the doctrine of the Dual Nature of Christ, etc). I think it's still on TBN on Saturday mornings, actually. It's one of the very few shows on that network that I personally approve of.

The Adventists have some pretty good lessons in simplified English. What age kids are you dealing with, and what 'church' do you want to brainwash them into?

Don't make fun of bald prophets or god will send a bear to kill you kiddies is my favorite bible lesson for kids

check out the local relig bookstore..

Yes, but what's the question?