Is it really true that no area of culture, politics, or economics where we prioritize what is best for children?

What are some of the biggest cultural lives about masculinity and femininity that impact children?

And what are some of the main cultural misconceptions about the family that harm children?

And how does green energy subsidization negatively impact children?

This seems like a lot of questions that are all over the map, but we're going to answer

a lot of questions today that have an impact on children with our guest, Katie Faust, founder

of the Children's Advocacy Group, Them Before Us, around the new book that she's edited entitled pro-child politics,

why every cultural, economic, and national issue is a matter of justice for children.

I'm your host, Scott Ray.

And I'm your co-host, Sean McDowell.

This is Think Biblically from Talbot School of Theology at Biola University.

Katie, welcome back.

Had you on before, and it was a home run

the last time. We're expecting nothing less this time. So no pressure. I've been in the batting

cages, you know, swinging, practicing, you know, so hopefully we're going to about a thousand

here and you're not going to be disappointed. I think the book is off to a good start.

They do, this is a book that covers a lot of ground and I realize you, you admit at the very,

at the beginning that you consulted with a lot of contributors to this because there's a lot of areas

that are touched on. And your lane particularly is on family and sexuality and things like that.

So we'll focus on some of that at the beginning part.

But, you know, Sean, when I first read the title of this,

immediately I started thinking, now, wait a minute, that's not true.

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