{Shaking-Out}[13th September 1990]

[Redbook7:290-291][19900913:2209f]{Shaking-Out}[13th September 1990]

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Compare revivalism at C-M~* with the pattern for youngsters to lose their Christian belief in the early teens:** in both cases, established or received convictions may be abandoned in the sector G~-C and replaced by something felt to be more appropriate in the first quarter-circle sector from C.***

What this is should be related to whether the new cycle is I[nner] C[ircle] (via r~) or O[uter] C[ircle] (via S~), predominantly.

*ref [[Redbook7:288][19900913:2209]{Revival Cycles (2)}[13th September 1990],] 288

**ref [[Redbook7:284][19900911:2033b]{Mid-Teens Crisis}[11th September 1990],] 284

***{Really? But surely M~-semicircle types adhere to received wisdom? – or perhaps mainly U~-quarter-circle types?

(See [[Redbook7:297-306][19900916:2115e]{Monsters: Evangelical Christians and the New Age [continued (5)]}[16th September 1990],] 305)}

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