Article January 4, 1999 Issue

Millennium

with contributions from Rob Nofsinger, Douglas Orr, Thomas Orr

To me, the millennium is a revolution of thought. It has nothing to do with calendars. It has nothing to do with religions. It has to do with the constant, ongoing evolution of thought and the dawning of new ideas. And so the millennium basically happens every single day, every single moment, as our thought advances spiritually.

Rob Nofsinger
University student
Overland Park, Kansas

The millennium is the time that I grow up and take on greater responsibility. We're going to be the future leaders, and we have to make sure that we do the job right. George Gallup once mentioned that the twentieth century was concerned with outer space and that the twenty-first centuary would be concerned with inner space. I think really you can't explore until you know who you are. And I think that inner space is what needs to be explored next century.

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