The March of Rights: Why a Generation Protests and Heaven Still Rules

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  • Sixbert SANGWA Open Christian University Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.65655/2hmv7s31

Keywords:

Gen Z protest culture, divine authority and submission, intercession for rulers, rebellion and Satan’s fall, rights and righteousness, self-love gospel, eternal kingship

Abstract

A Prophetic Rebuke of Rebellion in the Age of Gen Z, explores the current cultural climate characterized by a rebellion against established authority, particularly within Generation Z. It asserts that all authority is ordained by God and emphasizes the importance of humble submission, prayer for leaders, and prophetic courage in the face of societal challenges. The author critiques the trend toward individualism and self-assertion, arguing that such attitudes often lead to disobedience against divine mandates. Historical examples illustrate the consequences of rebellion and highlight the need for a return to scriptural obedience. The article calls on believers to cultivate compassion through prayer, practice joyful submission, and mentor younger generations in understanding the value of authority. Ultimately, it advocates for a posture of reverence and humility, urging the Church to embrace its role in promoting godly governance

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Published

2025-11-15

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How to Cite

SANGWA, S. (2025). The March of Rights: Why a Generation Protests and Heaven Still Rules. Open Journal of Science, Philosophy & Theology (ISSN: 3105-3041), 1(2). https://doi.org/10.65655/2hmv7s31

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