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The Queering Of The Zoomers

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R. Scott Clark

on February 25, 2021 | 2 Comments

The percentage of Zoomers self-identifying as LGBTQ is up dramatically. Continue reading →

Categorized LGBTQ | Tagged Gen Z, LGBTQ, zoomers | 2 Comments

The Gospel Is About Justice But Not That Kind Of Justice

by R. Scott Clark on June 24, 2021

In an article in By Faith Online (Feb, 2021) Megan Fowler writes, “Moses Lee believes Gen Z isn’t asking philosophical questions about epistemology [the theory of knowing]. Gen Z wants to know that the gospel is beautiful and true, and that it is deeply concerned about justice.” Continue reading →

Categorized Heideltweets, Law and Gospel Distinction, Moral Law, Social Gospel and Social Justice, Sola Fide, Sola Gratia, Third Use of the Law | Tagged civil use of the law, Gen Z, law gospel distinction, social justice, threefold use of the law, usus civilis, zoomers

Post-Christian Sex

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R. Scott Clark

on July 1, 2022 | 3 Comments

There is a remarkable article on Insider.com which features a series of comments from young people who belong to “Generation Z.” Sometimes described as “Zoomers,” GenZ are those who were born after 1996. The article purports to reflect the fears of Generation . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Abortion, Marriage, Moral Law, Nature and Grace | Tagged abortion, Creation, Dobbs, Evangelism, GenZ, Grace, marriage, Roe, sex, witness, Witness to the Faith and Our Faith, zoomers | 3 Comments

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