pastors, ministry leaders, and community. We would love for you to consider joining us June 9 through 11,

2025 at Biola University's Anchored Conference. This is designed to renew your heart and mind and be

encouraged in biblical truth. We've got guests such as Matt Chandler and Voskamp, William Lane Craig,

Ed Stetzer, and more to help you tackle

some big ministry challenges today with biblical wisdom, spiritual depth, and practical solutions.

Whether you're facing burnout, tough cultural questions, or just have a desire to go deeper in your

faith, anchored is the place to be. Think about joining us. Space is limited,

but you can register now at biola.edu slash anchored. A new law protects victims of deepfakes

and other unsolicited images that appear online. A Colorado law threatens parents' rights to raise their kids according to a

biblical view of sex and gender. A 30-year-old woman is declared brain dead and yet kept alive

by a hospital in Georgia because of state laws defining the unborn as persons. And a one-week-old

baby is apparently healed with the world's first gene editing treatment.

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 you by Talbot School of Theology, Biola University.

Scott, before we jump in,

just a warning again for parents that we're going to continue the conversation on pornography because two big stories dropped this week. And the first one is somewhat amazingly,

all things considered, that the New York Times is continuing

their discussion as an op-ed about the harm of pornography.

And this is called the delusion of porn's harmlessness.

And apparently the story starts off with, the article starts off with talking about how far

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