Dozens of Olympians express their faith in Paris.

The Vatican shifts its stance on food and water for patients in a vegetative state.

The Labor Party separates itself from postmodern gender theorists, possibly

marking the end of the gender war in Britain. And a minister plays a key role in the prosecution of a man on death row,

and now regrets his involvement

and pleads for the man's life.

These are the stories we will discuss today,

and we'll also address some of your questions.

I'm your host, Sean McDow.

I'm your co-host, Scott Ray. This is the Think Bivocally weekly cultural update brought to you by

Talbot School Theology Biola University. Scott you sent me this first story. We will start with a positive one that I think is really cool about probably somewhere between 15 and 20 olympians that use the opportunity winning or losing to express and share and

proclaim their faith. This is such a great story. I would encourage parents to

read this to your kids. I would encourage those if you are at work or placed with non-believers.

You want to start up a spiritual conversation. You can say things like, hey, what do you think about the olympians who shared their faith?

Do you think this is the place for this?

Great chance for opportunity.

Now I won't read all of them.

We would lose our audience.

Oh yeah, because they go on and on and on.

They do.

They keep going.

Which is kind of go.

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