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Gen Z's quiet return to ancient faith

21 min · 19 de may de 2026
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For decades, the church thought the only way to keep young people was to make things louder, faster, and cooler. Turns out, they were wrong. In this episode, we unpack the "quiet revival" happening across Western and global church spaces: Gen Z's unexpected migration toward ancient faith, liturgical traditions, and historical orthodoxy. Why is the most digitally connected generation in history suddenly running toward silent prayer, ancient creeds, and high-church traditions? We dive into the psychology of a high-anxiety world and why young people are trading modern Christian hype for ancient roots.

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