• Cultural Update: Resurrected as a chatbot; Young men falling behind; IVF followup

  • Nov 1 2024
  • Length: 56 mins
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Cultural Update: Resurrected as a chatbot; Young men falling behind; IVF followup

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  • This week, Sean and Scott discuss:

    • A murdered teenager was resurrected as a chatbot, raising ethical and theological concerns about AI misuse.
    • A Harvard study suggests that race matters less than it used to for achieving the American dream, with economic mobility improving for Black Americans.
    • Young men in America are falling behind in education, employment, and mental health, facing a crisis of purpose and increasing isolation.
    • Listener question: ethical dilemmas around IVF, including the moral treatment of frozen embryos.
    • Listener question: How Christians can uphold Sunday worship in light of the Sabbath command being fulfilled in Christ.

    The short film Scott mentions can be viewed here.

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