This week, the New York Times opinion page issues a cautionary note on transgender treatments.

Anti-Semitism hits the world of sperm donation.

And in the Atlantic magazine, a story urging people to see the whole story, the good stuff,

not just the ugly side of the evangelical movement of the last 40 years.

This is the ThinkBiblically weekly cultural

significance through the lens of a Christian worldview and will answer some of the questions that you all have sent in.

As a reminder this is in addition to not a substitute for our regular ThinkBiblically

podcast. We will post our

weekly cultural update every Friday and our regular think-bibilblicic

podcast will post on Monday or Tuesday. I'm your host Scott Ray and I'm

your co-host Sean Macau. This is a part of Talbot School of Theology at

Biola University. Sean this week, front and center in the New York Times

editorial page from the Times editors themselves. Stories of people who underwent transgender

treatments and are now having major reservations. So Sean, tell us a little bit more

what the story is about and what's your take on it. Yeah, I read the New York Times pretty consistently and this story stunned me and I don't say that with any sense of exaggeration. I was like,

holy cow, I can't believe. now here's why this is written by Pamela

Paul who's a journalist by the way I read a book she wrote about two decades ago

called Pornified about how our culture had become essentially

pornified and she kind of raised the alarm on this

for mental health, for society, for the brain, etc.

And she's kind of doing the brain, etc.

And she's kind of doing the same thing here

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