Welcome to the podcast Think Biblically,

for Conversations on Faith and Culture.

I'm your host Scott Ray, Dean of Faculty and Professor of Christian Ethics

at Talbot School of Theology here at Biola University.

And I'm your co-host, Sean McDowell, Professor of a Paul. School of Theology here at Biola University.

And I'm your co-host, Sean McDowell,

Professor of Apologetics at Towell School

Theology, Biola University.

We're here with our guest today.

Her name is Helen Pluckrose.

You may detect from her accent that she's from across the pond in the UK.

She is the editor-in-chief of what's called Ario magazine.

It's a digital opinion and analysis magazine focused on current affairs.

In particular having to do with humanism, reasons, science, politics, culture, and

human rights committed to the defense of free speech.

And so Helen, you'll be pleased to know that Sean and I've just subscribed to it.

Yes.

Just in the last few minutes and have found it to be very insightful.

We're here interviewing Helen today because she and her colleague James Lindsay have provided a very helpful new book called critical but really slashed through

cynical theories, subtitle how activist scholarship made everything

about race, gender, and identity and why this harms everybody.

So it's a fascinating book, a terrific read, very insightful in a lot of the current cultural trend, the philosophical

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