Rick Langer

Rick Langer, a professor and expert in ethics, joins the discussion on the rise of single men choosing fatherhood outside of marriage. They delve into how this trend impacts children's emotional well-being and the implications for traditional family structures. The podcast also covers Costco’s decision not to sell abortion pills, sparking debate about business ethics and public health. Additionally, the hosts tackle the growing mortality rates in younger generations and share insights on parenting, effective communication, and the role of AI in cultivating critical thinking.

Guest co-host Rick Langer joins Sean to discuss alarming trends in teenage sex, slogans in the Israel/Palestine conflict, debates on gender affirming care for children, and listener questions on the HPV vaccine, beliefs as law, and America as a chosen nation.

Rick Langer and the host discuss Richard Dawkins' surprising connection to Christianity, societal impacts of de-churching, and the importance of spiritual parenthood in the church. Topics include Dawkins' view on Ramadan lights, challenge to 'sex assigned at birth,' and negative effects of declining church attendance on communities.

Rick Langer, a thought-provoking co-host, dives into pressing cultural discussions. He and Scott analyze the tension between beliefs and actions within the American church. They tackle the complexities of sexual orientation, challenging the 'born this way' narrative, and explore AI's dual role as an ally and potential risk. The duo also scrutinize the influence of media and universities on public opinion, while addressing listener queries about faith, mental health, and the cost of true discipleship in Christianity.

Special guest Rick Langer joins the hosts to discuss the legal responsibility of parents for their child's actions in the context of a school shooting case. They also explore the declining confidence in higher education due to postmodernism and the questioning of truth. The implications of Jordan Peterson's license revocation and Pope Francis's condemnation of surrogate motherhood are also examined. Additionally, they address listener questions regarding debt and financial stewardship and the order of creation.