Hopes and Fears
Progressive Theology for New Parents
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Product details:
- Edition number 2
- Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing (UK)
- Date of Publication 2 April 2026
- ISBN 9798881808983
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages264 pages
- Size 214x140x18 mm
- Weight 371 g
- Language English 692
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Short description:
A fully revised and updated edition of a classic on parenting young children from a faith perspective. Includes discussions of rising kids in polarized times, voices of LGBTQ+ parents, neurodiversity, and the impact of technology and social media and A.I.
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Fully revised and updated, this classic guide is not a ""how-to"" parenting manual. Rather, with honesty, warmth, and humor, the authors share their own struggles and joys and offer models for reflection that encourage parents to consider how their beliefs shape their identities and family life.
This Second Edition includes:
- Context on today's social and political upheaval, including polarization, racism, and climate anxiety;
- Voices of LGBTQ parents, parents of color, and new insights into non-binary, transgender, and neurodiverse identities;
- Exploration of reproductive choices, and the decision to have-or not have-children;
- A study guide to support group reflection.
Ideal for individual reading or group study, Hopes and Fears fosters connection, conversation, and spiritual growth, and empowers parents to embrace the spiritual journey of raising children, even amid uncertainty, challenge, and change.
Table of Contents:
Introduction: On friendships, and babies, and telling the truth
1. Leap of Faith
2. My Body, My Fault
3. Called by Name
4. Bedtime
5. Good Work
6. Cuddling, and Other Not-As-Precious Things about Incarnation
7. Saying Grace
8. I'm the Mommy, That's Why
9. Planting Seeds
10. The Rage
11. Birthdays and Baby Books
12. When Christian Feminists Give Birth to Princesses
13. Move, Mommy, Move
14. Dancing with her Daddy on a Saturday Morning
Conclusion: Of All the Years
Bibliography
Appendix
Notes
Index
About the Authors
