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We have four kids, two millenials and two Gen Z. All are independent, well adjusted and very gainfully employed. The Z’s are an Aerospace engineer and a professional trucker.

All four are single, but the oldest got a nice new rock on her finger last week.

All were home educated in a Christian home. Both of those are likely huge factors in their lives.

All are conservative and attend church as well as giving time to various ministries. Again, that comes from their upbringing because they saw us do the same.

All were home educated in a Christian home. Both of those are likely huge factors in their lives. All are conservative and attend church as well as giving time to various ministries. Again, that comes from their upbringing because they saw us do the same.

Indeed, thank God, but which sets them in contrast, every generation since at least about 1940 has been the most Biblical ignorant and morally confused that the US has ever raised. And.

Gen Z adults are notably less likely to identify as white Christians (27%) compared to baby boomers (54%), and more likely to identify as religiously unaffiliated (33%) than every generation except millennials.Jan 23, 2024 Exclusive poll: Gen Z is less religious, less Republican than others - https://www.axios.com/2024/01/23/gen-z-less-religious-more-liberal-lgbtq 2024/01/23

der generations to join an established religion, far more likely to identify as LGBTQ and generally are less likely to be Republican, a new survey shows.

Why it matters: Gen Z — which includes those born between 1997 and 2012 — is the most racially and ethnically diverse generation in U.S. history, and an estimated 40.8 million Gen Zers will be eligible to vote in 2024.

The big picture: The survey by the nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute confirms the left-leaning beliefs of Gen Z shown by other studies.

It also gives more details about their identities and religious habits that reflect broader shifts in American culture.

By the numbers: Gen Z adults — who now make up about 1 in 6 of the Americans eligible to vote — are more politically left than older Americans, with 43% of them identifying as liberal, the survey found.

With the exception of millennials, who were born between 1981 and 1996, Gen Z adults are notably less likely than those in other generations to identify as conservative.
About 58% of Gen Z adults (including 74% of Gen Z Democrats) agree that "we won't be able to solve the country's big problems until the older generation no longer holds power."

I have three kids a millennial and two Z’s. All have steady careers. They went to church, and were expected to work if they wanted to drive.

One’s a cop, he has two uncles who were cops and it’s what he wanted to do. My daughter is a nurse and loves working ER. The third kid had a baseball scholarship for college and went for one year. He made B’s and did fine but came to us and told us he hated college and wanted to quit and work until he found something he liked. We said that’s fine but you are going to work. He found a job at a local market, enjoys and makes good money working as a butcher. He was made the assistant department manager by age 20.

I am 30 yrs plus at my current job and deal with Z’s regularly. Right now I have two working for me and one is a homerun, she’s punctual, picks up on duties and rarely calls in. The other is a good worker when she shows up, but getting her to show up is 90% of the battle. She is probably going to be let go if things don’t change shortly.

My employer is going full bore into DEI come next summer and I’m just not interested in this foolishness. My doctor told me outright, you need to retire and file for disability. I talked with my wife and we agreed, one more year and I will be 59 1/2 and then not be penalized by the IRS for early retirement. So this time next year I am out of here and filing for social security disability to supplement my retirement. I will get in trouble if I have to live in the DEI idiocy.