This week, Scott is joined by Erik Thoennes, Professor of Theology at Talbot School of Theology.

Smartphone Regret Among Parents: A new survey reveals most parents regret giving their kids smartphones and social media too early—many now see platforms like TikTok and Snapchat as more harmful than alcohol or even guns.
Assisted Suicide and the Slippery Slope: A New York Times op-ed warns that limiting euthanasia to the terminally ill won’t last; cultural emphasis on autonomy may push boundaries further.
Can Moms Really Have It All?: A new wave of voices—this time from the political right—encourage women to pursue careers and motherhood.
Listener Question: Can Biola Be Trusted?
Listener Followup on AI Chatbots in Medicine
Listener Question: Should I Be Worried That My Teen Is Drawn to Catholicism?

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Cultural Update: Regretting Smartphones; Can Moms Have It All?; Assisted Suicide and the Slippery Slope

Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture