A Message by Billy Graham
From One Generation to the Next
Every generation becomes shaken up about its young people. But the problems are the same in every generation. They don’t really change.
See if you can figure what generation this is:
“The youth are rebellious, pleasure-seeking and irresponsible. They have no respect for their elders. They spend their days in idleness, and their nights pursuing sensual lusts. They have no respect for authority, nor for the traditions of the past.”
Who said it?
Plato, in ancient Greece. Why, you would have thought that he was writing about this generation, wouldn’t you?
There has always been a generation gap, and I don’t think that’s too bad. If it weren’t for the enthusiasm of young people coming on, we’d all die of inactivity! But the youth today—I suppose primarily because of mass media and modern education—are probably the most analyzed in history. What are some of the problems they face?
REad the rest @
BGEA: Our Ministries: "Decision" Magazine
From One Generation to the Next
Every generation becomes shaken up about its young people. But the problems are the same in every generation. They don’t really change.
See if you can figure what generation this is:
“The youth are rebellious, pleasure-seeking and irresponsible. They have no respect for their elders. They spend their days in idleness, and their nights pursuing sensual lusts. They have no respect for authority, nor for the traditions of the past.”
Who said it?
Plato, in ancient Greece. Why, you would have thought that he was writing about this generation, wouldn’t you?
There has always been a generation gap, and I don’t think that’s too bad. If it weren’t for the enthusiasm of young people coming on, we’d all die of inactivity! But the youth today—I suppose primarily because of mass media and modern education—are probably the most analyzed in history. What are some of the problems they face?
REad the rest @
BGEA: Our Ministries: "Decision" Magazine
