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They were captive to their assumptions about Jesus; though they heard the good news, they could not internalize it, and though they were invited to freedom, they refused to accept.
Hill, "are starting to internalize goals, beliefs, and motivation and use these to make decisions," and they need guidance from parents.
With the increasing sheltering that comes with their age, trying to shield teens from community ills and unwise behaviors becomes too much and they aren't able to learn and internalize the limits and realities of life.
 
 
 
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