A History of Unbelief: Children and unbelief, Part 2

The video explores children's ability to shape their own identities, particularly in terms of religious and non-religious beliefs. It discusses how modern religious education influences children's beliefs, encouraging reflection and choice. The video also examines children's diverse beliefs about the afterlife and the growing trend of non-belief among them. It highlights the gap in children's understanding of their parents' beliefs and predicts a diverse future for unbelief. Finally, it provides a historical perspective on the persistence of unbelief in society.

What does the research suggest about children's ability to shape their own identities?

How do children perceive the concept of inheriting religious beliefs from their parents?

What range of beliefs do children have regarding life after death?

What trends are observed in children's identification with nonreligious beliefs?

In what ways do children view their parents' beliefs?

How do children relate their beliefs to the beliefs of their grandparents?

What insights can be drawn about the future of unbelief among children?