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Quotes About Youth

Voddie Baucham, a former all-American football player, offers a catchy athletic metaphor. "Sending young people into the world without a biblical worldview," he says, "is like sending a ballplayer onto the field without a playbook."17 Team spirit is not enough. An athlete needs to comprehend the game's strategy.
~ Nancy Pearcey
Yet church youth groups rarely teach apologetics, majoring instead on games and goodies.
~ Nancy Pearcey
Young people are trying to live out a worldview that does not match their true nature, and it is tearing them apart with its pain and heartache.
~ Unknown
While we might believe that pretty is as pretty does, on some level we want to see youth and beauty as signs of goodness, of innocence. The attractive woman is given a pass. The ugly one gets the chair.
~ Unknown
Strange surroundings make youngsters cling to habits that represent earlier securities.
~ Nancy Rubin Stuart
Epictetus tells us, "It is not easy to gain the attention of young men who are soft, for you cannot get hold of soft cheese with a hook; but the naturally gifted, even if you turn them away, hold all the more firmly to reason.
~ Unknown
He was just a sixteen-year old boy who had been killed, a kid whose photo had been in the paper, a kid who would mostly be forgotten by the time the newspaper went into the garbage-yet he was the universe, all the dying, all the crying. He was everyone who had ever died young.
~ Nancy Springer
Trevor Black was relaxed, easy in his body, present but not pressing. Zack always came on strong—the blazing smile, the hearty greeting. Trevor's hand was a bridge, not a rope to jerk her into Zack's realm. She lightly touched his palm, and her heart leapt in her chest. Oh, good. She was physically attracted to some random young guy right in front of her children. Nice.
~ Nancy Thayer
Trevor was young, at least five years younger than she was. Between an older man and a younger woman, this would seem like nothing, but it was different this way around. She didn't kid herself. She knew what men were like. They'd go to bed with almost anyone female.
~ Nancy Thayer
These children, she thought. This generation will all be deaf by thirty.
~ Nancy Thayer
premier firm in Seattle. Seeing his pre-teen scrawl should have made him smile at his young self.
~ Nancy Warren
When Evan Chance read the bucket list he'd penned when he was twelve years old, he caught a glimpse of the man he'd wanted to be when he grew up. Now, at nearly thirty-five, he knew he was not that man.
~ Nancy Warren
Thirty-three is not old." Dosana was all of twenty-two so Iris was not inclined to believe she knew what she was talking about. "Jesus was thirty three when he died." "But not of old age.
~ Nancy Warren
Georgie) I hated going to the playground EVERYDAY. If someone had only told me it wouldn't last forever
~ Unknown
it. Already there are parents telling their boys not to go out alone, not to stray too far.
~ Naomi Alderman
There are strange movements rising now, not only across the world, but right here in the U.S. of A. You can see it on the internet. Boys dressing as girls to seem more powerful. Girls dressing as boys to shake off the meaning of the power, or to leap on the unsuspecting, wolf in sheep's clothing.
~ Naomi Alderman
Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive," says Tunde in his voiceover report, because he's been reading about revolution, "but to be young was very heaven.
~ Naomi Alderman
It's the younger generation who'll have to live in the world you're building,
~ Naomi Alderman
someone a couple of years younger than her. She wants
~ Naomi Alderman
There are strange movements rising now, not only across the world, but right here in the US of A. You can see it on the internet. Boys dressing as girls to seem more powerful.
~ Naomi Alderman
Los más elevados entre nosotros no siempre son los más sabios, y la generación más vieja no siempre es la mejor para juzgar qué es lo correcto
~ Naomi Alderman
They'd separated the boys from the girls on the fifth day; it seemed obvious, when they worked out the girls were doing it. Already there are parents telling their boys not to go out alone, not to stray too far. "Once you've seen it happen," says a gray-faced woman on TV. "I saw a girl in the park doing that to a boy for no reason, he was bleeding from the eyes. The eyes. Once you've seen that happen, no mom would let her boys out of her sight.
~ Naomi Alderman
the highest among us aren't always the wisest, and the older generation isn't always the best to judge what's right.
~ Naomi Alderman
One had done the thing to a boy because he asked her to: this story holds much interest for the girls. Could it be that boys like it? Is it possible they want it? Some of them have found internet forums that suggest that this is the case.
~ Naomi Alderman