and stress.” Conflict with parents does often increase, and emotional swings or even depression can occur, but most adolescents’ lives are not characterized by dramatic external rebellion or damaging internal turmoil. Most develop in a relatively peaceful manner. Adolescent Christians see the faith as incomplete unless it is affecting them emotionally. They are less likely than adults to settle for a faith that offers only a dutiful adherence to particular doctrines, rules, or institutions. On the