Online Printing he did write a great post, didn’t he?

Terro, that’s a good point. However. (It’s difficult to make this short enough for a comment, but here goes.) The older I get the more I am noticing how easily (and rashly) the young pass judgment on older people. While I agree that there is much to be done to energize the church as a body, it’s also true that younger people can look at mature more settled people and think they’re not doing anything. Sometimes when we’re young we think that everyone has to be doing the same things as we are in order to be “doing it right”. I’ve seen MANY people scoff at tradition and older ways and structure, only to see them walk away from the Lord completely because they lack foundation. So who’s really spiritually dead at that point?

The line of communication is important and you’re right. A wise older person would use that as an opening to teach. I don’t know if my friend’s mother did that or not. I haven’t seen him in several years; it would be interesting to follow up and learn whether he still believes that.

KY’s Commonwealth Eye Surgery, awwww shucks. Thanks.

Woah. What was that kid’s problem?