You're often not content with trite, common answers. You challenge our thinking. You press us into uncomfortable levels of thought about issues we would rather not address. However, this may be the best gift your youthfulness brings to the church. You may be the generation that keeps this Church a movement that refuses to settle down complacently with a list of fundamental beliefs that we can recite by rote.
Studies show that such lists tend to lose some of their meaning as generations pass.
They are less meaningful in your lives and will eventually be less important to your children to the extent that they are no longer fresh from the word of God. So, keep asking questions. God can communicate with questioning minds. Children are trusting and dependent. At an early age, a child looks on the world with wondering and expectant eye, and lives in glad trust.