Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture

Explore the concept of being made in God's image with Dr. Carmen Imes, touching on topics like identity, work, sexuality, body image, disability, and transgender issues. Understand the essence of being God's image as a physical representation and embrace body image within God's design. Discuss the intersection of being made in God's image with LGBTQ experiences and the intentional design of disabilities by God. Delve into the significance of identifying as God's image in addressing mental health challenges.

This podcast explores Christian nationalism, over-the-counter abortion pills, AI-generated deepfakes, political divisiveness, and moral differences between drug use and abortion. They discuss the implications of merging religion and nationalism, ethical concerns surrounding abortion pills and deepfakes, navigating political discussions in relationships, and comparing drug use with abortion regulations.

Exploring the legacy of humanism, the podcast delves into the origins of humanistic thought, the intersection between Christianity and humanism, the Christian perspective on social change, the moral foundations of humanism, and the views on human nature and the future trajectory of humanity.

This podcast delves into the challenges posed by artificial intelligence in discerning truth, a study on gender dysphoria challenging common narratives, Gen X's perspective on diversity, legal implications of embryo cases, and listener questions on church leadership and moral dilemmas.

Exploring alternative strategies to the war on drugs with insights from a foster parent's perspective. Discussing the impact of the war on drugs, including barriers to employment and education. Advocating for diverse pathways to addiction recovery beyond spiritual transformation, highlighting the craft approach for family members.

This podcast discusses Amazon's AI model with human-like language abilities, Alabama's ruling on embryos as human beings, Justice Alito's prediction on religious dissent, analyzing movies biblically, 'He Gets Us' campaign critique, Christian couples and having children, and ethical considerations of ending life by stopping medications.

In this episode, Sean and Scott explore the concept of social justice versus biblical justice, based on economist Thomas Sowell's book Social Justice Fallacies. They critique common misconceptions and disastrous consequences of social justice efforts, challenging racial stereotypes and genetic determinism. The discussion also delves into the impact of family background on opportunities and the fallacy of treating humans like chess pieces to achieve societal goals.

Discussion on duo euthanasia and its implications, critique of the soulmate model of romance, analysis of the 'He Gets Us' Super Bowl commercials, reflections on the shooting at Joel Osteen's church, listener questions on animal rights and surrogacy.

Eddie Byun, author of 'A Light in the Darkness', discusses human trafficking and the church's responsibility. Topics include prevention, intervention, and restoration methods, sex trafficking in massage parlors, advocating for stronger laws, engaging with others, and the role of churches in pursuing justice.

This podcast discusses transgender treatments, anti-Semitic sperm donation, understanding evangelicalism, hunting ethics, and addressing 'woke' ideologies within Christian organizations and unity in navigating social justice issues.