The Mystery of the Child Robert A Fildes increasing numbers of parents and

increasing numbers of parents and donor-conceived offspring are searching for others who share the same biological heritage

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The Mystery of the Child Robert A Fildes increasing numbers of parents andMuch of today's writing on children treats the child of any age as a problem or a set of problems to be solved, effectively reducing the child to a complex of biological and chemical factors, explainable in scientific terms, or regarding children as objects of adult control. In contrast, Martin Marty here presents the child as a mystery who invokes wonder and elicits creative responses that affect the care provided him or her. Drawing on literature as