A new federal regulation requiring college graduates to out-earn non-degree holders threatens

to defund Christian higher education programs.

Harvard's $100 million reparations initiative collapses amid resignations, research, or firings,

and the overwhelming complexity of identifying thousands

of potential descendants of American slaves.

Universities are turning the page on years of campus coddling and rediscovering academic

standards and free speech as they respond in part to political pressure.

And finally, dying Congressman Barney Frank tells Democrats that the key to reaching truly revolutionary goals, like the entire LGBTQ agenda, is starting where people can be moved

and holding back on your ultimate goals.

These are the stories we'll discuss on this edition of the Think Biblically Cultural Update,

brought to you by Talbot School of Theology and Biola University.

And I'm your host today, Rick Langer, and joining me as a good friend and colleague, Eric Thomas.

Eric, thanks for being with me.

Good to be with you, Rick.

We're both filling in together for your regular host, Scott Ray and Sean McDowell,

who are both traveling this week and for unknown reasons have trusted us to take over this

podcast for a week.

And so, Eric, thanks for doing this with me.

Hang in there and we'll see if we can make this work.

Rick, it's going to be great. I just know it.

All right. Well, our first story was published this past week on the Christianity Today website,

and it's titled Christian Colleges called New Federal Regulations an Existential Threat.

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