The audiobook Biblical Stories for Unbelieving Children contains traditional material in a modern retelling not only for children
How can we defend European civilisation if we do not know its roots? How are we supposed to defend our identity when we don't even know what European thought has grown out of? This easy-to-understand educational audiobook can help us do just that.
Don't expect just a simplified form of biblical stories, as we know it from Ivan Olbracht, for example. Vopěnka takes a modern approach to the legacy of the Bible, both Old and New Testament. And also more didactically. He does not hesitate to use references to the present, to point out biblical contradictions, or to remind us of current scientific knowledge. The Bible stories in his rendition speak to today's children. They are the minimum that every European should know in order to understand himself, his European roots.
This book has no age limit. Just as the Bible has many layers, children in first and second grade, as well as in high school, can find their substance here. And adults can also draw from it a kind of biblical minimum.