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Young, Restless, Reformed (Book Review)
An interesting review of the book Young, Restless, Reformed can be found here .
Opening quote - "Colin Hansen, an editor for Christianity Today, makes this observation (with a little hyperbole): your average Evangelical American high school student is in a youth group that emphasizes games, down plays preaching, and as a result the student does not even know the basics of the Gospel — much less the difference between justification and sanctification. But, your average American-Evangelical 22-year-old is probably a foaming-at-the-mouth Calvinist, a John Piper “fiend,” and would love to stay up all night arguing about the difference between justification and sanctification. What in the world happens to these kids between ages 18 and 22? Young, Restless, Reformed is Hansen’s attempt to answer that question." - Jesse Johnson
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