Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture Cultural Update: New Pope, Supreme Court Hears Case on Religious Charter Schools, New Successful Argument Against Transgenderism
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May 9, 2025 Thaddeus Williams, a professor and author, dives into pressing cultural issues. The selection of Robert Prevost as the first American Pope sparks discussion on his pro-life views and potential stances on LGBTQ+ matters. A Supreme Court case on funding for religious charter schools raises questions about education and faith. The dialogue also covers the importance of prioritizing children's rights in LGBTQ discussions and the need for a biblical perspective on race for true unity among believers.
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New Pope's Pro-Life & Gender Stance
- Pope Leo XIV shows strong pro-life and anti-gender ideology stances shaping a new papal direction.
- He balances traditional moral clarity with compassion for the poor and migrants, signaling cautious optimism.
Education Is Inherently Religious
- All education is inherently religious, dispelling the myth of secular neutrality.
- Secular education often promotes alternative salvation systems like critical race theory and expressive individualism.
Balance Education in Christian Schools
- Christian charter schools should teach both evolution and creationism to present balanced education.
- Excellence and thoughtfulness in curriculum will build trust and goodwill in the wider culture.
