Teens reflect a culture all of their own within American
             society. The language that they speak, music that they
             listen to, and many aspects of their lives differ from
             that of past generations (Linehan 3). Therefore, many
             people of older generations tend to make judgments
             and assumptions about teenagers. These assumptions
             are typically based on the manner in which teenagers
             speak, dress, and present themselves. Because of these
             generalizations, faith of many teens is commonly
             overlooked. In a society where violence seems to be
             accepted and many teens are lost about who they are,
             faith can be the one bond interlinking a group of many.
             Despite occurrences such as the shootings April 20,
             1999 at Columbine High School, and other negative
             aspects surrounding teenagers' lives, there are still
             many young people involved and/or seeking a life with
             Although there are many instances of violence and hate
             in society today, one that shocked the nation more than
             most was the massacre at Columbine High School. Some
             people say that the boys' families caused them to kill,
             some say it was other students, however there was also
             another ingredient... a lack of faith in their lives (Grace
             and Mitchell 58). In a world where many teenagers are
             surrounded by things such as materialism and
             discrimination many have the strength to maintain a
             spiritual life. However Klebold and Harris, the shooters
             at Columbine High School, had a loss of a sense of sin.
             They killed innocent people, one of whom was Cassie
             Bernall, a devout Christ...