Chloe's been asking a lot of great questions about the justifiability of the Christian faith. I don't think she's doubting what she believes so much as being inquisitive. At the same time, I couldn't fault her if the questions are prompted by doubt. I've been down that road and came out the other side stronger and better for it. Strobel's series of books detailing evidence for the Bible's trustworthiness and the validity of many Christian books are classic staples in mainstream apologetical literature, and it's been refreshing to go through them again.
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