‘Can’t Get No Satisfaction’: American Christians Forgot How To Be Content In Any Circumstance

(OPINION) On this day in history, July 10, 1965, the Rolling Stones topped U.S. charts for the first time with the single “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.” It signaled a shift. Beatlemania hit the U.S. in early 1964. The Beatles were playful, upbeat. The Stones were dark, restless. “Satisfaction” struck a chord. It resonated with what C.S. Lewis called “a new approach to life.” Discontentment.

OpinionMichael MetzgerJuly 17, 2023Michael Metzger, Clapham Institute, Rolling Stones, Satisfaction, Discontentment, Consumerism, American Christians, Christianity, C.S. LewisComment

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