This issue of immaturity and a lack of responsibility sheds light on the determining issue of the hippies. They, like all humans throughout history, do not love God. At birth, humans are enemies of God, “…for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23 ESV). They only sought for their own gain and comfort. In the natural heart of man, there is love for none but himself. Not only was their lack of love for God evident in their incessant protests of most everything, but it was also evident in their brazen, sinful lifestyle. The hippies are known today for their motto of “sex, drugs and rock and roll.” They are known for long hair, laziness, psychedelic, drug induced music, and “casual” sex with those who practiced their same beliefs. However, the drug use of the hippies is what they are most remembered for. The extensive use of and experimentation with drugs fueled the foolishness of the hippies. …show more content…
Their attire was also notable. The stereotypical tie-dye shirts, bright colors, and mismatched clothing characterized the culture. Every act by the hippies was a rebellion. The hippies were even mocked by the “normal” people of the day for their foolish ways. In a newspaper article for a popular hippie district of San Francisco known as Haight-Ashbury, tourists are informed on how to avoid the hippies.
“Many tourists upon seeing the unshaven, unconventionally clothed Love Generation roll up their car windows and lock the doors … Some of the hippies do bite, but all of them have taken their rabies shots … Honestly though, you must consider that the unconventional attire would make it easy to describe your assailant to the police” (Haight-Ashbury Maverick,