This is Breakpoint this week, a weekly briefing on faith, culture, worldview, and mission with John Stone Street, president of the Colson Center for Christian World View.

Well, welcome to Breakpoint this week from the Colson Center for Christian Worldview.

I'm Maria Bear, alongside John Stone Street.

We're here to talk about the big news stories of the week from

a Christian worldview. John, are you ready? Am I ready? That sounded really ominous. We do this

every week. We've got this down cold. But I want to do the, you know, like the really quick,

like we're sports commentators. Let's talk about the breakpoint

commentaries we did this week, which, by the way, you can find at breakpoint.org. I'm just

going to hit you with them, man. Just give us your elevator pitch on these topics that we talked

about this week. Okay, man. Are you ready? Okay, man. I'm ready.

First of all, man, we talked about Christian cohabitation.

Is it the new norm?

It appears to be statistically, yes, your thoughts.

That was so like, man, that is intimidating.

Maybe I wasn't as ready as I thought.

I want some of that music, the really old school music before some of the NPR shows or like the old, when we used to do like big broadcast news that everybody watched and people played trumpets.

The big trumpets.

It's like you're at a, who's the name of that guy that wrote all those patriotic rally songs for july 4th john philip susan there we go it's like a john philip suza like you just

remind you of that and kind of builds you know triumphantly exactly yeah so to get to the story this is a

a remarkable headline that finally i guess you could say the chickens are coming home to roost, both having to do with Christian cohabitation and Christians being okay with premarital sex.

And this is statistically what we're seeing.

Now, one of the problems with surveys like these is that it's really hard and sometimes groups like Pew don't give a whole lot of effort to distinguish between

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