(OPINION) If you hear a teenager on TikTok describe their faith, chances are they’ll say they’re “spiritual, but not religious.” More and more young people are choosing to believe in a higher power, yet relegate that higher power to a secondary role in their lives. Even Christians within our generation have grown less likely to invest in a church and more likely to surround themselves exclusively with secular peers. With the problem established, I can present my thesis: become an active member of your local church. Doing will surround you with the right people and help you take the right actions.

OpinionJosiah DeboerFebruary 13, 2023church, community, Opinion, college, religion, Diversity, individualism, Christianity, josiah deboer, Secondary FeatureComment

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CityMadison IszlerOctober 27, 20149/11, 9/11 church rebuilt, Andrew Cuomo, church, Financial District, Greek Orthodox, New York, September 11, St- Nicholas, St- Nicholas Greek OrthodoxComment