It's Becoming "Cool" to be a Christian in College Says New Report
"This generation is hungry for community and connection," and "There's an increasing acceptance that intellectualism and Christianity go hand in hand."
(Cincinnati, Ohio)—Reuter's reports that a revival on campuses across the nation has made it "cool" to be a Christian in college.
"I'm absolutely more involved (in Christianity) than before I came to college," said 19 year-old Nick George, an engineering student at the University of Cincinnati.
Campus Crusade spokesman Tony Arnold said, "This generation is hungry for community and connection." (Photo: Biblionbiblecollege.org)
"There's an increasing acceptance that intellectualism and Christianity go hand in hand," said Matt Bennett, founder of the Christian Union, whose goal it is to bring 'honor and praise to Jesus Christ' at the eight Ivy League universities.
