@mer0ber0@DynamoSuperX A kid I know who was fostered and then adopted by a British mom speaks 100% in a British accent. The catch is that we're in Honduras and there are only Hondurans and Americans around
Uh oh. Just realized that the level of tired I've been these past couple days is really similar to how tired I was in college. That can't be a good sign
In 7th and 8th grade they did a lot of career projects and preparation with us, but many jobs that people my age work in didn't exist 10 to 15 years ago. Technology has morphed so quickly
4. If churches want their young people to stay in the faith once they move out of their parents' house, they need to teach about injustice, abuse, hurt, disparity, and all of the horrible things we experience in this world, all of which the Bible addresses
1. American Christianity is inadequate in the real world because it doesn't read the Bible to its fullest. This is a reason for the exvangelical trend. When young adults who were raised in the church come to a point where their understanding of the Bible has no relevance in
3. They're left recognizing that Christians preach love but don't live it and that there must be something more that can be done. The watered down Bible that they were taught doesn't meet them in the real problems, so they determine that the Bible didn't ever have the answers.
I could be wrong but I just feel like the younger generations are anxious enough without every other video on tiktok being "you've been doing THIS wrong you're whole life"