Finding Meaning
This is where they want to go around and get drinks and run into people and look cool,” said Hruska MacPherson. “It’s like Disneyland for them. Let’s let them be young and have fun, even if we cringe at it. Let’s let them have their Aperol spritzes. We were also discovering ourselves.”
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A better way to find yourself?
But Gen Z’s spiritual awakening isn’t heading back to church in any predictable way. It’s splintered, with queer‐affirming congregations distancing themselves from partisan politics on one side, and tradwife influencers turning devotion into lifestyle content on the other. Whether this moment leads to a true return to organized religion or not, one... See more
Conclavecore and Ego Scrolling
People need to be in strong communities to flourish, defined as being in a state where all aspects of their lives are good. That’s what the Global Flourishing Study found last week. People are more likely to flourish in countries like Indonesia and the Philippines, where people report finding more meaning or purpose in their lives, than those in ma... See more
The Morning: People want to belong
Others decide to come back, which seems to be contributing to the pause of secularization in America.
The Morning: People want to belong
People need to be in strong communities to flourish, defined as being in a state where all aspects of their lives are good. That’s what the Global Flourishing Study found last week. People are more likely to flourish in countries like Indonesia and the Philippines, where people report finding more meaning or purpose in their lives, than those in ma... See more
The Morning: People want to belong
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