Religious revival in Kentucky

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

It's always interesting coming here and hearing about things I otherwise would never have known about.

What makes this special though? I browsed the Wikipedia article about it and this event doesn't even seem significant enough to warrant its own article.

There was apparently a similar revival at the same college about fifty years ago that had a lasting influence on the direction of American Protestantism. It's also unusual to see this sort of thing so heavily prioritizing specifically young people's religious expressions, apparently at times to the point of barring people past college age from the auditorium.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Generation Z living up to their Artist archetype!

Didn't Strauss and Howe have Millennials ending up as conscientious civic traditionalists, though?  That's a pretty clear red flag for their cyclical system.

I think you actually can massage the definitions of "conscientious", "civic", and "traditionalist" so as to make this make sense, but that says more about how vague and confirmation-bias-prone the model is than it says about anything else.