The foundation there in Genesis in particular is being eroded.

And then we have generations who were sent to an education system

that was very Christianized in a way in the past, but then they threw that out.

And so then we got these generations coming through who are totally secular in their worldview,

the foundation of man's word,

and really the secularization of the culture

and the catastrophic generational loss from the church has gone hand in hand.

And that's why George Marner, Christian researchers, said,

Generation Z are the first truly post-Christian generation.

So what you're talking about when you say it's now in that negative sense is post-Christian. Post-Christian means anti-Christian. And so

we see that connection of the loss from the church because the church didn't stand on God's word.

And now we see the increasing secularization. And there are many in the church sort of waking

up and saying, wait a minute, something's happened. What's going on going on here but you know I see it as the church's fault and I see

it as the leaders who didn't take a stand on God's word who knew compromise evolution millions

of years with God's word all in one week frowns all in one week, Frans, all in one week.

A tooth abscess, a flood in my house, and having to see Ken Ham.

Oh, dear.

That's rough.

In fact, I think he's the cause of those things.

Floods, little boats,

those sorts of things.

And pain.

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