Frequently Asked Questions by Non-Christians

You're asking, are there any Train Up A Child Toolkit's for families who are of a different religion, or perhaps, no religion at all?

The answer is, yes, absolutely!

Although we are a resource that is primarily focused on families that rely on the Bible as their guide for raising their children, you may have already checked out Toolkit #2, where you can see that we include and recommend all kinds of resources (animated science video series, non-fiction biographical science and technology book series, music books, music worksheets and videos series, to name but a few.) You may not be interested in a faith building toolkit, but then another toolkit might excite you immensely. It is that toolkit we hope you will find. 

In these toolkits, we hope to re-introduce and build on the love of learning, and the joy of reading, and the goodness of living with such wonderful and amazing tools available to us all. 

An example of a toolkit for someone of any faith and any background, may be a music toolkit centered on beginning piano lessons. Or, perhaps a toolkit focused on and encouraging one to learn a foreign language. 

We know a music toolkit can be extremely beneficial because "music is a universal language," and therefore, given the natural talent, ability and/or training, anyone can speak that language. What's more, anyone, no matter what they believe, no matter what they look like, or where they come from, given the opportunity to hear the language of music, every human being has the ability to understand and recieve, and interpret it, as they wish. 

That being said, we acknowledge that there are no shortage of training tools, and toolkits to be found in homes, and in schools, and in churches, and in other places of faith. Not to mention, at work, and at play, and on-line, and just about anywhere you may think of looking, you will find training tools, and training kits that will meet your families needs. We have discovered that many of the tools in these toolkits meet our families needs.

We are, thereore, committed to employing the resources we have, gathering them, and then sharing them with each other, and you, one toolkit at a time.