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One person's morality is the next person's source of humor.

We all try to make sense of the world, and as we're growing up, we realize that the way our elders made sense of the world was often quite twisted.

Take porn. These days access to it is, well, free and easy. It's not stunning, then, that young people are increasingly accepting it as a normal part of everyday existence.

A new study by faith-focused research organization the Barna Group offers a little voyeurism into this phenomenon.

Perhaps the one statistic that most shows how young people's concerns have presumably altered over time is this: 32 percent of young respondents said watching porn is "usually or always wrong." 56 percent said the same about not recycling.

When push comes to love, young people seem rather more concerned about whether their planet will survive than whether they will be cast into hell for watching others having sex.

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