Breakpoint

Pope Leo's Letter has some thoughts on artificial intelligence; an increasing number of schools are telling students to leave their phones at home; Pride Month isn't getting as much recognition this year and college students can't read. 

Recommendations 

The Call by Os Guinness 

Engaging God's World by Cornelius Plantinga 

Truth Rising Study 

Summit 

Worldview Academy 

Just Do Something by Kevin DeYoung 

Segment 1 – Pope Leo's Magnifica Humanitas and Schools Ban Phones 

Magnifica Humanitas 


Jonathan Haidt's Ted Talk 


Behind the AI Curtain by Don Sweeting 


BPTW with John Stonestreet and John Lennox 


Dallas schools see strong boost in school library use since banning phones 


Segment 2 – Fidelity Month 

Podium article 


Retailers Scale Back Pride Month Themed Apparel for Children 


After decades of rising support, same-sex marriage acceptance may be stalling, Gallup poll shows 


Segment 3 – College Students Can't Read 

Harvard policy 


Chronicle of Higher Education article 


Greater Than Campaign

A look at Al Gore's documentary 20 years later.
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Tim Goeglein joins John Stonestreet in discussing Tim's new book, What Really Matters: Restoring a Legacy of Faith, Freedom, and Family.

The fight for life-giving humor. 
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