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Over the past few years, interest in spirituality and even the Bible has sky-rocketed among the younger generations. But these young people aren’t just interested in Christianity. Apparently, over half think astrology is science and use it to find their meaning and purpose.
In other words, they’re creating a religion of their own, with a little of this and a little of that, to fill the void of meaning and purpose that humanism created.
But vague spirituality doesn’t truly give us meaning—it’s just another way of worshipping self. True meaning and purpose are only found in submitting to the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
By Ken Ham and Mark Looy4.6
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Over the past few years, interest in spirituality and even the Bible has sky-rocketed among the younger generations. But these young people aren’t just interested in Christianity. Apparently, over half think astrology is science and use it to find their meaning and purpose.
In other words, they’re creating a religion of their own, with a little of this and a little of that, to fill the void of meaning and purpose that humanism created.
But vague spirituality doesn’t truly give us meaning—it’s just another way of worshipping self. True meaning and purpose are only found in submitting to the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

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