The Collapse of a Christian Generation (1)

The article opens with a warning from Judges 2:10: “When all that generation had been gathered to their fathers, another generation arose after them who did not know the Lord nor the work which He had done for Israel.”

It presents the passage as a lens for thinking about the collapse of a Christian generation. The central concern is not simply that generations change, but that change can sever the transmission of faith and memory.

History, the article says, is full of transitions. Civilisations evolve, technologies advance, and the things one generation celebrates can become archaic to the next. In the same way, assets built and valued yesterday may become liabilities today.

The piece frames these shifts as a challenge for Christianity, pointing to the consequences when one generation no longer knows the Lord or remembers what was done before it. This first installment sets out that concern through the biblical image of a lost generational inheritance.

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When all that generation had been gathered to their fathers, another generation arose after them who did not know the Lord nor the work which He had done for Israel.