Truth is not an objective reality anymore. Choice can paralyze as well as liberate. Nobody knows this better than the young people whose coming of age coincides with the turn of the millennium. They live in a world where microchips are obsolete every eighteen months, information is instantaneous, and parents change on weekends. The one constant in the postmodern adolescent's experience is upheaval.
Truth changes daily.
The signature quality of adolescence is no longer lawlessness, but awelessness. Go ahead, youth say to the church. When everything is true, nothing is true. It's true that we live in a world that considers truth too relative to specify. One who is Lord of heaven and earth.