A terrible school shooting at a Catholic elementary school in Minnesota.

A new study shows that markers of adulthood are occurring later and later for millennials and Gen Ziers.

And a massive new government study challenges common narratives about climate change.

These are the stories 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 to by Talp School Theology, Biola

University. Scott, this is week. Both you and I just stopped checking stories because so much

stuff was dropping in a range

of areas.

This first one I saw earlier this week, and we haven't talked a ton about climate change

here.

I really would love your take on this, but this is a study that dropped from the United States

Department of Energy is called a critical review of impacts

of greenhouse gas emissions on the U.S. climate, and it was done for the energy, the U.S.

Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, by five independent PhD scientists.

Here's a few of the things that they say.

This report is like 150 pages. They say, some of the things that they say. This report is like 150 pages.

They say some of surprisings will surprise people because it differs in important ways from the

mainstream narrative and indicates how far the public conversation is drifted from what the

science actually reveals. Yet what I love is they say in this report,

they're inviting feedback and criticism and dialogue.

So here's a few of the things they point out

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