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What things do you think millennials miss out on whilst growing up which people growing up in the 70s and 80s or before had

We live in an age of information which is great, but this also leads us to constant misinformation. On one hand we can gain information instantly from Wikipedia and google whilst in the past we had to rely on terrestrial media and books or we just never had access to certain information but on the other hand it seems it’s hard to trust any information without there being an agenda. How best do we keep a balanced view in this modern world

I know a lot of people love or hate President Trump but is America any more divided than other times in history, think about Kennedy and de segregation where the National Guard literally faced off the US paratroopers, the Cuban missile crisis and his ultimate assassination, which rumours continue to circulate. Or what about Nixon the Vietnam War, collapse of Bretton Woods and watergate? Is it as bad today as many make out

If scientists could prove the mechanism for morality would that be evidence for a creator or evidence against a creator

An example being if we found star systems that didn’t abide to our current understanding of physics or possibly never would, or if everything seemed to follow fixed laws ie the laws of physics

Or would lack of consciousness be better evidence for the idea of creation

A large universe

Or a tiny one

If the universe was teeming with life

Or if life was extremely rare

I often hear contradictory statements over this

How does your religion, beliefs interpret the passage of time? Is it set in stone, can you change it or does it not exist?

Or is Trump going to be able to perform the Art of a deal?

1: it’s too late, run for the hills

2: it’s bad, but I’m willing to pay more tax and give up my holiday abroad

3: it’s bad, but I do recycle and was hoping my kids and science sort it out

4: it’s probably happening but I could do with a tan

5: what a load of rubbish, it snowed last year

We hear a lot about the greed of the Church and tithes as if all churches were one organisation, but what are the benefits tithes can bring

We often hear religion causes strife, but what about how it prevents or alleviates it?

Can you think of any examples in history, in the present moment or even in your own personal experience ?

We live in the 21st century and as I’m sure we’re all aware that we are constantly bombarded with conflicting information. Due to this you can see that buzzwords and sloganeering have become the norm to capture our attentions, so we always hear about indoctrination as terrorism and child abuse as if the word has almost been hijaked as something purely negative. So can you give some examples where religious socialisation can be s positive force

We often hear about how religion helped cause ww2 but what about the positive side of faith? Surely just as many Christians, Jews and people of other faiths fought against fascism and communism. How did their faith help them in these dark times?

Religious folks can educate their children with what they think is a wholesome education and those non religious folk who see religion as indoctrination and evrn child abuse can protect their children as they see fit.

Should everyone just have a food fight and end this who bakes cakes for who once and for all?

Or is he on the wrong side of history