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Do any of you think that christian teenagers can be or are more mature then most non-christian teenagers?
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That totally depends on their walk.
Ultimately I think maturity is independent of faith. However a practicing Christian will probably be able to make better decisions.
So I guess the answer to this would be no, not necessarily.
is there something else you're trying to get at?
Ultimately I think maturity is independent of faith. However a practicing Christian will probably be able to make better decisions.
So I guess the answer to this would be no, not necessarily.
is there something else you're trying to get at?
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I suppose there will always be the matter of how you define "maturity", but, imo, the mere fact that they are a born again Christian puts them on a level of maturity that far exceeds the non-Christian.
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If they allow their minds to be re-new with the word of God they will be more mature as middle age people who are not growing spiritually. Fact is the word of God is wisdom and if you are following the word you are very wise. There is nothing as sad as someone who knows the word of God and dont follow it. In my eyes this is immaturity I agree with Gerry
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