The following is a world radio special presentation.

The conversation you were about to hear is a recording of a recent World Opinions live video discussion about the unmistakable arrival of the Culture War on the doorstep of Corporate America.

Our guests for this conversation are two world contributors, first economist and author of the maker versus the takers Jerry Boyer.

Then I think another inflection point comes with the Anheuser Bush Bud Light, a marketing campaign, and then Target.

The rotten roots have been growing for some time. Now they're fully undeniable.

And Dr. Katie McCoy, she is author of the book to be a woman, a confusion over female identity and how Christians can respond.

Parents eventually got to a place where they said, I have had enough. And they are just putting their foot down where they can.

You'll also hear from World Opinions managing editor Dr. Andrew Walker.

It's moved from a profit seeking institution to what capitalism, which is to more or less virtue signal particular causes.

This discussion was made possible by the Christian health care cost-sharing ministry, Samaritan Ministries.

Not only were we saving money on the budget, we were increasing our generosity because we were giving to real needs.

Needs of real people just like ourselves, there is more joy in giving than there is in receiving.

And I'll be honest, there's a lot of joy in receiving when our needs are being met.

But there's even greater joy when we get to help meet others needs.

I'm Kyle.

I'm Colleen.

We're the Genics.

And we're Samaritan members.

And here now is the moderator of this discussion, World Opinions editor and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President Dr. Albert Moeller.

Welcome to this World Opinions panel discussion. American corporations are certainly going woke. The question is, are they now also worried?

And of course, the background to this is the fact that we have just gone through Pride Month as it is known.

And it has been a shake up in cultural and moral terms, also in economic terms.

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