Dialog is valued by the authors who post on Christian Children’s Authors. We look forward to receiving comments from our readers and try to respond promptly.

The livelier the discussions the better. Which means comments don’t always have to be in agreement with the author’s position in her post. We all find ourselves somewhere on a learning curve and may glean something new from what our readers have to share.

Christians all share the same reference library, The Holy Bible, written 2000 and more years ago, and translated by teams of language experts into the languages of our day. Problems come when different groups come to different conclusions about what it all means.

Christian Children’s Authors are from different denominations. As the owner of this group, I did not ask any of them which church or denomination they belong to when inviting them to be a part of this blog. The bottom line is this: Do we love and teach Jesus Christ as Lord of our lives, and does that shine through in the way we write for children?

When negative comments follow our posts on this blog, we allow them to be posted provided they are respectful in tone. When comments are posted that include foul language or name calling they are deleted. We also delete negative anonymous comments including comments with obviously fictitious names. Should a reader become argumentative they will not be allowed to post their position more than once unless significant information is added to support their opinion.

It is my prayer that we will always handle differing points of view in a way that reflects the gifts of the Spirit as found in Galatians 5:22-23, and that through our discussions people will see “love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control” reflected in our posts and comments. We trust our readers will do the same.