Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture Cultural Update: Non-Consensual Intimate Imagery; Colorado Gender Laws; A Braindead Pregnant Woman Kept on Life Support; Personalized Gene-Editing
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May 23, 2025 A new federal law aims to combat non-consensual intimate imagery and deepfakes. Colorado's controversial legislation raises parental rights issues related to sex education and gender identity. The ethics surrounding a brain-dead pregnant woman's life support are also explored. Finally, the groundbreaking use of gene editing in a newborn raises questions about the moral implications of such technologies. These discussions dive deep into the cultural challenges and ethical concerns shaping our society today.
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New Federal Law on Revenge Porn
- The Take It Down Act requires social media to remove non-consensual intimate images within 48 hours.
- This new federal law aids victims of deepfake and revenge pornography significantly.
Porn Objectification Normalized
- Pornography has normalized objectifying women, leading some to confuse objectification with empowerment.
- Exposure shapes desire and attitudes, with mental input affecting outward behavior significantly.
Colorado's Gender Law Sparks Concern
- Colorado passed a law deeming deadnaming and misgendering as coercive control in child custody cases.
- This challenges parental rights and contrasts with growing UK resistance to transgender rights for minors.
