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'Progressives schools, they say, promote the wishy-washy, anything goes mentality that is the source of our social malaise. In The War for Children's Minds, Stephen Law does a splendid and philosophically thrilling job of cutting that argument to shreds.' - The Guardian
'...a succinct and eloquent defence of liberalism'. - The Economist
'A stirring defence of liberal values.' - Times Educational Supplement
'A passionate philosophical defence of a liberal approach to parenting and and education'. - The Guardian
'This defence of reason should be obligatory reading, not just in schools, but in parliament and the press. ' - Sunday Herald
'[The] debate about children's education...seems to be dominated by the other side. It's a side that believes Liberal is a dirty word, that the Enlightenment did more harm than good and that children should be taught in a much more formal way. In his book [Law] begs to differ. He suggests that children should be allowed to examine and discuss religious and moral issues in a liberal, philosophically informed and rational way.' - The Oxford Times
'...this volume has a hugely significant contribution to make. It is also highly readable, and provides a useful pocket guide to current philosophical thinking - a sort of religious Bill Bryson.' - Church Times