Over the Christmas holidays I found myself in conversation with several different college students, all of whom face significant decisions in life. They are wrestling with questions about substantial (decades’ worth of) debt; years-long commitments towards paying off said debt; moral quandaries they may face in future jobs; the possibilities of beginning their own businesses, whether and whom to marry; and how to discern all these weighty questions without access to enough information or life experience.
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Why young people struggle to make life-shaping decisions
As students face debt, work, and marriage with little preparation, the lost habit of discernment has left many navigating life-changing choices without the tools to do so well
Kerri Christopher

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