I asked 6 young men in our church a few questions while we were digging last Saturday:
\n1. “Did you live with or have a consistent relationship with your father growing up?”
\nAll 6 said no.<\/p>\n
2. “Did your father make a significant impact in helping you to grow up?”
\nAll 6 said no.<\/p>\n
3. “Who would you look to as an example of a respectable man in your life–the kind of man that you might want to be like? Maybe he is not a believer, but at least he is dependable. Is there any man in your life that you admire?”
\nOne: my unsaved brother because he supports me and my mom.
\nOne: my unsaved uncle.
\nThe other 4 said no.<\/p>\n
Either fatherhood is not important, or we should expect a society where this is common to exemplify a history-making train wreck.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I asked 6 young men in our church a few questions while we were digging last Saturday: 1. “Did you live with or have a consistent relationship with your father growing up?” All 6 said no. 2. “Did your father … Continue reading