“the biggest problem with youth culture was not the immorality of its content but rather the sort of persons it tended to create: passive consumers with poor critical-thinking skills. Such leaders realized that despite all the apocalyptic rhetoric surrounding young… — Thomas Bergler Copy Share Image
“To give one example, consumerism and juvenilization reinforce one another. People who know who they are, who think carefully about purchases, and who exercise self-control are harder to persuade to buy products they don't really need. In contrast, impulsive people… — Thomas Bergler Copy Share Image
“Juvenilization is the process by which the religious beliefs, practices, and developmental characteristics of adolescents become accepted as appropriate for Christians of all ages.… — Thomas Bergler Copy Share Image
“the biggest problem with youth culture was not the immorality of its content but rather the sort of persons it tended to create: passive… — Thomas Bergler Copy Share Image
“To give one example, consumerism and juvenilization reinforce one another. People who know who they are, who think carefully about purchases, and who exercise… — Thomas Bergler Copy Share Image
