Teens reflect a culture all of their own within American society. The language that they speak, music that they listen to, and many aspects of their lives differ from that of past generations (Linehan 3). Therefore, many people of older generations tend to make judgments and assumptions about teenagers. These assumptions are typically based on the manner in which teenagers speak, dress, and present themselves. Because of these generalizations, faith of many teens is commonly overlooked. …
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…typically becomes more evident than ever, but it does prove a serious and most important fact. Despite tragedy, sorrow, and times of pure and utter grief faith will always remain evident in teenagers lives. Works Cited Grace, Julie and Emily Mitchell. "Special Report: Troubled Kids." Time. May 31 1999: 58+. Kauffman, L.A. "Praise the Lord and Mammon." The Nation. 26 September 1994: 306-310. Lang, Jessi. Personal Interview. 13 February 2000. "Light For All the World (Ministry for young adults)." America. February 22 1997: 3+.