“Young people today (I include myself in this group) aren’t looking for something new. They aren’t looking for something relevant. We’re looking for something true. Something ancient.” - C. Leaders
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Do We Really Need to Keep Singing Hymns?
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NewWell said
I don’t know if he’s right about what young people want, but he’s got a lot right about our times… (but expert should be in quotes). I can identify. In my late twenties I turned a corner and went from strong interest in something fresher and better than what I grew up to something older and more enduring than either what I grew up with or “fresher and better.” Seminary probably had a lot to do with that. The study of church history in particular. But college certainly helped: the study western civilization in particular.
I remember being frustrated that the biblical fundamentalist movement was so backward looking. I eventually decided it actually wasn’t looking backward far enough.
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