Woran glaubst du?

Celebrating Christmas, commemorating a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, or fasting during Ramadan are part of everyday life for many children. Beyond the major religions, belief can also take many forms – in miracles, in zodiac signs, or in an afterlife. In schools and on the streets, all expressions of faith come together, creating a vibrant yet confusing diversity. This book explores the question of what faith actually means, why it has accompanied humanity since the dawn of time, and how it is practiced today – or not practiced at all. Many direct quotes from children reflect their life experiences and encourage readers to think about ethical questions themselves. An inviting non-fiction book for the whole family, filled with rich information, open discourse, and numerous illustrations – a modern alternative to traditional books on world religions.