With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

A recent column with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation shared the story of John Sculli.

He suffers with PTSD from years as a war correspondent.

Sculli's now afraid that restrictive state regulations won't allow him to, quote,

get the help he needs.

For Sculli, that's the option to die.

Now from his comments, you think he was being denied some miracle drug, but he's being denied access to Canada's ever expanding medical assistance and dying program.

As he put it, Scully longs for someone, quote,

to tell me that there's hope around the corner for me.

I've looked around the corner, there's nothing there.

There's no hope.

So somehow in his worldview that's been shaped by his nation's embrace of death,

he's completely inverted the moral status of life and death and

redefined hope he's a victim twice over first of his mental

suffering and then of his culture's bad ideas please pray for him that his heart

and his mind would be turned back to life,

and especially to the author of life.

For the Colston Center, I'm John Stone Street.