Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. This is the Wall Builders show where we're taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical historical

and constitutional perspective and today we're taking that on with George Barna.

We yesterday started the presentation from George out at our Pro Family Legislators Conference.

Today we're going to pick up right where we left off.

Here's George at the Pro Family Legislators Conference.

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I put this together because I think this is the mindset of a typical millennial.

They don't all think all these things,

but on average this is the normative perspective of millennials. They believe that there are no facts, feelings are the only thing you can

pay attention to. There is no ultimate purpose for life. You know, we would say it's so that you can no love and serve God

if all your heart and strength and soul and they would say no it's so that I come

back as something on that account. You know, they believe you get what you deserve.

There's no source of grace that you can turn. They believe you get what you deserve.

There's no source of grace that you can turn to

because there is no God.

Every choice you make is equal to any other choice

that you could have chosen.

There's no basis for trusting other people. Once again,

that feeling of anxiety. You can't trust anybody around you because they've got

the same issues, the same desires and lusts that you've got.

They would say history is meaningless, there's nothing to be learned from it.

All you've got is every moment, live in the moment.

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