This week Scott & Sean discuss:

Are political opponents really our enemies? We dive into a Wall Street Journal op-ed challenging partisanship and urging love across political lines.
The ethics of emerging reproductive technologies like in-vitro gametogenesis (IVG) and the potential societal impacts.
A New York Times article about humanity’s readiness for a world beyond IVF, asking if we're prepared for designer babies.
How should we relate to "diverse intelligence" like AI, robots, and cyborgs?
Listener questions tackle sensitive topics such as retirement from a biblical perspective and the emotional and spiritual challenges of male infertility (book mentioned: The Infertility Companion).

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Cultural Update: Are political opponents really our enemies?; A world beyond IVF; Diverse intelligence

Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture