As Christians are we raising an anxious generation?

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‘I’d rather know this ‘anxious generation’ as the ‘feeling generation’. They now have the vocabulary to articulate their fears. This is a blessing and a curse,’ says Rachel Allcock

I was a teenager in the 1990s and only a handful of people knew I was ‘worried’. I was nervous about vomiting, spelling tests, and many other things.  If I had known there was a named condition that matched my symptoms (emetophobia – the fear of vomiting) it could have become my identity. Thankfully for me, the Internet hadn’t been invented yet.

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