But the problem we see in the world today also existed nearly 2,000 years ago when Paul wrote "For they exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever. Amen" (Romans 1:25). Many people are placing animals above humans, choosing to save animals but kill unwanted babies.

I wouldn't quite call it "humanizing." But they do try to make viewers sympathetic with the dolphin. However, I think the symbolic representative characters, like the injured cousin Kyle, give us humans someone to relate to.

Kids tend to "humanize" animals more than we do. But this certainly isn't a Disney comic with dolphins talking.

I was especially worried about humanizing dolphins. It doesn't sound like that's such a big issue, though something to discuss with them, certainly.

Nice that they actually say the tail was designed!

"Be in the world and not of it" would make a great topic for a future episode. I'm putting that on our list.

No, we haven't "given up." Since getting married, it's been very hard to align schedules with Eve to do podcasts together, but we're working on plans to revive it and have a line of movies we want to discuss. In fact, the Are You Just Watching? website is next in my redesign project, now that I've mostly finished The Audacity to Podcast.

You said we're preaching to the choir. Well, the choir is off-key! And sometimes, it's the "choir" that needs the preaching the most!

Clichés aside, you have to understand how we, like all others, implement our worldview. Scripture is the basis for our thinking in every area and we view the world around us through the Bible as if it was a pair of lenses. Secularists do the exact same thing, but their "lenses" are mostly opposite from ours. We all have a worldview that influences how we interpret the world around us.

Our tagline is "critical thinking for the entertained Christian," and that's our focus. Although we know that we have some secular listeners and some listeners from different religions, our focus is using the Bible as our foundation for thinking and then approaching entertainment with critical thinking.

If you haven't already, I suggest you listen to our first episode, where we talked about what critical thinking is and why we need it. I've thought about revisiting this in a future episode.

Keep up the amazing work
David Trevino