Last of the Real Ones: GENERATION X: The Was A Time

There was a time when right was right, wrong was wrong, and people feared God more than man. Last of the Real Ones is a piercing reflection and raw lament from Generation X-the last generation raised with grit, boundaries, and common sense before society lost its mind and its moral compass. J.C. Thornton delivers a bold indictment of a world gone soft, where truth has been traded for tolerance, masculinity is mocked, womanhood is redefined, and the innocence of childhood has been sacrificed on the altars of convenience and confusion.

From streetlights and discipline to disorder and delusion, this book is a firsthand account of the cultural decline through the eyes of someone who lived before the fall. Thornton doesn't just reminisce-he warns. What we're witnessing is not just a social shift but a spiritual unraveling. God is not absent-He is watching, and judgment may be the only thing that shakes this generation awake. The erosion of family, the celebration of rebellion, and the erasure of gender, truth, and honor point to something deeper than politics-it reveals a people who have forgotten who they were and who God is.

Last of the Real Ones is both a mirror and a megaphone-calling out the deception, reminding the broken of what once was, and pleading for repentance before it's too late. This is for those who remember when being a man meant something, when women walked in wisdom, and when parents parented instead of negotiating with their children. If you're tired of the lies, sick of the softness, and sensing that something spiritual is at stake, this is your wake-up call.

This isn't just nostalgia. This is a warning. And God may be the next voice we hear.