What Your Body Remembers: Epigenetics and the Biology of Grace
Dr. Luman Wing is a biochemist who spent twenty‑five years in biopharmaceuticals before writing Genes of Eden, a provocative exploration of how epigenetics might illuminate what Scripture calls "the sins of the fathers." In this conversation, we dig into the Dias and Ressler mouse study, ask whether your grandmother's trauma is still living in your DNA, and wrestle with the thorniest question: if good choices change your epigenome, what makes Christian discipleship different from secular self‑improvement? Lu doesn't shy away from the hard science or the harder theology—and the answers might change how you think about embodiment, addiction, and what it means to be made new. Dr. Lu Wing’s Website Genes of Eden This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit trellistranscripts.substack.com
