[UK] Post-millennial Generation Z 'more tolerant', positive view of Christianity

[EmperorScorpious]

Having been born in 89, I think I'm a clear-cut millennial.

That being said, it's somewhat of a weird feeling knowing that the generation after me is already here and going.

[HumanAbyss]

The younger generations get more liberal, not "pendulum swing into conservatism". historically this is the case. Not the situation you've said.

[ignhelper]

Screw you, I refuse to be place in any category!

[Dr. Ocsid]

What determines how many "screens" you have anyway? I have two screens for my computer, but is it just more of a combined number of how many devices with screens you happen to own? If so, let's see... my 3DS has two screens, so I guess that makes four? And then add in the few other things I've got... Yeah, I have eight screens. Does that make me some kind of hyper-fusion Z-lennial?

[Noss]

All forms of religion encourage a faith-based belief system that cannot be backed up by evidence. I don't hate religious people by any means, but it isn't something that should be condoned, particularly when children are being indoctrinated in to this way of thinking.

[Robichaelis]

I have noticed that within the last 5 years or so, atheist stigma seems to be increasing. Are we regressing or is something different happening?

[Shitty Bill]

Communicate with images my ass! That's text if I ever saw it.

[SKS]

I'm barely gen Z but my general view is that I don't hate christians for being christians, if they want to fuck off every sunday and spread their cheeks for god it's absolutely 0% skin off my nose.

[🅱️🅰️LLS. ➿]

Generations are a dumb concept, the only thing a generation has in common is that everyone lived in a similar age at a similar age.

Look at the baby boomers. In the 70's the generalisation for them would have been very different to what it is now.

[tau]

There's also the age at which you started using different technologies, i.e. many kids now grow up with tablets etc possibly before they can even talk, for gen z it would have been computers in early childhood and maybe their own smartphone at the start of secondary school and millennials probably had phones before smartphones were a thing.

[MrJazzy]

This, but I feel like it'd be very interesting to see what kids think about Islam or other non western religions in comparison to this.