The mode did not really match the message itself.

There's a whole package when it comes to music.

Just as we've talked about, there's a whole package that comes to movies.

And so Christians have to be discerning.

not just in the music itself and reject a genre of music, but look at individual pieces of music and say, okay, does this filter through my worldview properly? My partner at Worldview, Jeff Baldwin, does a great explanation on Christianity and the arts.

And he says that there is art that is excellent— And there is art that is excellent but worthy of the Christian's contemplation.

I put those in

that book.

But for a 15 or 16 year old to have a biblical view, what does that mean? How can a parent actually know whether their child is genuinely possesses one rather than simply just, you know, knowing the right Christian answers.

Well, it's not just students.

It's adults as well.

And this conference, by the way, is for families.

It's for parents and students.

But as you pointed out, and as Barna Research has pointed out, worldview is a term that is tossed around.

And most Christians say, yeah, I'm a Christian, so I must have a biblical worldview.

So what's your take on that in terms of the political battles being downstream from the worldview battle?