More young men say religion is very important to them.

Did Trump send a meme depicting himself as Jesus?

If so, what do we make of it?

Is sports gambling the new pornography?

And are vegetative patients more aware than we previously knew?

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 Bivocally Weekly Cultural Update, brought to by Talb School of Theology,

Biola University.

Scott, I think this week we have about as much variety of topics as we've had in a long time.

This stuff is all over the map this time.

It is, and this first story really jumped out to me because there's been so much discussion that we've discussed

about this so-called rebirth of belief in God, revival, interest in God.

We're seeing studies going both ways. And the New York Times

posted this article. It says, more young men say religion is, quote, very important to them a Paul

finds. So this is a new Gallup survey. They say adds muscle to these anecdotal reports we've heard about renewed interest

in spirituality. This one poll finds a sharp rise in the share of men under 30 who say

religion is very important to them, 42% in 2025 versus 28% in 2023.

That's a 14% increase within two years.

That's actually really significant.

Now, the article says Gallup survey, which combined pulling data across multiple years,

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