A law passes the Senate in Tennessee allowing teachers to carry weapons.

A new study suggests that Gen Zirs are far more anti-Israel as a whole than other generations. And generative AI arrives in the world of gene

editing. These are the stories we'll discuss today and we will also address some of your

questions. I'm your host Sean McDowell and I'm your co-host Some of your questions.

I'm your host Sean McDow.

And I'm your co-host Scott Ray.

This is the ThinkBibically Weekly Cultural Update

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Biola University. Now Scott, before we jump into these three stories and take questions, you have a very interesting update on what we discussed last week related to the KAS study.

Yes, and it's an update actually from earlier in the week and then updated again as of yesterday.

So this is hot off the press.

Remember you will remember last week we talked about the KAS report which was commissioned

by the National Health Service in the UK to get at what are the benefits and what are the risks and what is the evidence that

gender affirming treatments actually do the things that they are claiming that they do.

Hillary Cass is a very prominent senior pediatrician

in the UK and was head of a team that did this research.

Let's just say that the bottom line was the cash report was highly

critical of the use of puberty blockers, gender reassignment surgery in in

minors. This was not not with adults, but it was minors under the age of 18.

And they concluded that there's no evidence that it helps gender dysphoria

and no evidence that it is actually addressing the underlying psychological conditions that give rise to gender

dysphoria in the first place. In fact, a group of about 20 or so prominent UK

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