Entitlement (1)
Ryan Barnhill examines the sin of entitlement—an "I deserve, I have a right to" attitude—as a manifestation of humanity's sinful nature that affects both the world and the church. Through practical examples and theological reflection, the article encourages believers to recognize entitlement in themselves and grow in sanctification by rejecting this worldly mindset in their daily Christian living.
Even the world is ringing alarm bells. It seems the problem centers in the millennial generation: those born in the 1980s and 1990s. The employer in his late fifties cannot believe his ears when a twenty-something young man expects to work minimal hours for fantastic pay and benefits. The tenured professor is disturbed by the number of students in his classroom who expect royal treatment, as if he owes them everything. The veteran police officer is distressed by the rights-demanding attitude of...
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