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Conference lgp30::christian-perspective

Title:Discussions from a Christian Perspective
Notice:Prostitutes and tax collectors welcome!
Moderator:CSC32::J_CHRISTIE
Created:Mon Sep 17 1990
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1362
Total number of notes:61362

1070.0. "Christianity and the Baby-boomers" by CSC32::J_CHRISTIE (Unquenchable fire) Wed Mar 29 1995 16:44

This topic for considerations regarding Christianity and the so-called
Baby-boomer generation.

Shalom,
Richard

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1070.1MKOTS3::JMARTINYou-Had-Forty-Years!!!Wed Mar 29 1995 16:505
    Where does the babyboomer generation end?  I was born in 61 and have
    heard conflicting times.  I don't know if I'm a babyboomer or from that
    selfish generation X.
    
    -Jack
1070.2A deepening in the SpiritCSC32::J_CHRISTIEUnquenchable fireFri Mar 31 1995 18:4913
	I have observed that in recent years there seems to be a spiritual
deepening among baby-boomers.

	Many baby-boomers have approached the age where they may have
suffered the loss of a parent or perhaps the death of a long-term
relationship.  Perhaps they are dwelling more on what's really important
in life in light of a heightened awareness of their own mortality.  Or
perhaps the spiritual nature of baby-boomers is really something that
has been simmering on the back burner for years.

Shalom,
Richard

1070.3CSC32::J_CHRISTIEUnquenchable fireFri Mar 31 1995 21:1615
Note 1070.1

>    Where does the babyboomer generation end?  I was born in 61 and have
>    heard conflicting times.  I don't know if I'm a babyboomer or from that
>    selfish generation X.

I don't want to restrict the topic with too much of a timeline.

I generally think of the baby-boom as the 10 or so year period following
the end of WWII (1945); making baby-boomers the children born between 1946
and 1956, more or less.

Shalom,
Richard