Exploring the Intersection of Religion, Morality, and Storytelling in Fairy Tales

The chapter delves into the historical perspective of using fairy tales to shape social orders through religious beliefs, discussing how stories convey collective morals. It reflects on the relationship between religion, morality, and storytelling in ancient traditions, highlighting Australia's indigenous storytelling. Additionally, it explores the themes of childhood anxiety, parental roles, and the significance of fairy tales in helping children navigate complexities of life.