Is genetic discrimination coming for us all?

Australia will soon ban social media for all minors 16 and under.

Justin Welby, the head of the Church of England and the leader of the global Anglican

Communion, resigns after an investigation finds he failed to inform police of serial and physical abuse at a

Christian summer camp. These are the scores we will discuss, and we will also address some of your

questions. I'm your host, Sean McDowell. I'm your co-host, Scott Ray. This is the Think Biblically

Weekly Cultural Update, brought you by talbot school of theology biola university

scott before we jump in the stories we are one week out of the election after the election of course

and i was at a church this past sunday and i said now that the election is over we can move on and like

people just kind of cheered regardless of where they stood.

But this week, politics has continued to dominate the conversation. And I think with Trump,

whether you like them or not, that's going to be the case. So one of my encouragements to our

viewers, and this is something I keep telling myself to our listeners, is to not let

politics dominate our lives and move us apart from what it means to make disciples and not

to fall for that bait, so to speak, as important as politics is. Any quick thought on that

before we jump in the stories? I think it's, you know, it's sort of what we mentioned last week, that politics is. Any quick thought on that before we jump in the stories?

I think it's, you know, it's sort of what we mentioned last week, that politics is not ultimate.

It's important. It's fundamentally a moral enterprise because it's how we order our lives together,

but it's not the ultimate thing. And I think we treat it as ultimate to our peril.

And I think to some who treat it as a savior, it runs the risk of idolatry.

And so I want to stay away from that.

But I want to stay away from the fear and anxiety that so often comes when we treat politics as ultimate.

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