“According to the nationwide study of Millennials (adults ages 18 to 37), most in the generation say they are dissatisfied with their intimate and peer relationships. In fact, when it comes to relationships, they avoid conflict and have a hard time trusting others.
At the same time, a majority (54%) admits to frequently feeling anxiety, depression or fear. They are plagued with self-doubt and deeply desire to be part of a community that “knows, appreciates, and respects” them.
When it comes to how they view others, Millennials are less likely than other adults to believe they should respect other people or to see human life as valuable, according to the study.”
https://www.arizonachristian.edu/20...encing-crisis-in-relationships-mental-health/
Other studies show millennials have typically a more scattered worldview while only 5% hold a Biblical worldview.
(It is amazing how much our worldview will influence our relationships and mental health. )
At the same time, a majority (54%) admits to frequently feeling anxiety, depression or fear. They are plagued with self-doubt and deeply desire to be part of a community that “knows, appreciates, and respects” them.
When it comes to how they view others, Millennials are less likely than other adults to believe they should respect other people or to see human life as valuable, according to the study.”
https://www.arizonachristian.edu/20...encing-crisis-in-relationships-mental-health/
Other studies show millennials have typically a more scattered worldview while only 5% hold a Biblical worldview.
(It is amazing how much our worldview will influence our relationships and mental health. )
