4 Reasons Why We Need To Bring Back The Phrase "WWJD "

The Morality of Our Future and Society Depends On It

In the 1990s, the phrase WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?) was a powerful cultural phenomenon that transcended religious circles.

Thanks to the Christian group DC Talk, which popularized it through their music and merchandise, the phrase stood as a reminder for anyone to reflect on their actions in light of Jesus’ teachings.

From the WWJD bracelets, to the keychains, and other paraphernalia, the whole goal of the phrase was to encourage people to consider how Jesus might respond to various situations in their lives, and inspiring them to make choices that align with their faith and morality.

Unfortunately, as morals and Christianity have declined in our modern era, this once-prevalent phrase has faded from the collective consciousness. According to the Pew Research Center, the percentage of Americans identifying as Christian dropped from 78% in 2007 to 65% in 2019.

Additionally, surveys indicate that fewer people now adhere to traditional moral values, with only 32% of adults saying religion…