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Look at Culture from a Christian worldview. I'm John Stone Street with the point. Recently, Rolling Stone magazine reported on an emerging scandal involving the new

speaker of the House of Representatives. Wasn't financial corruption or an illicit

affair or ties to foreign powers, it turns out that Mike Johnson

and his son used the Covenant Eyes app to keep each other accountable about pornography and the internet.

According to Rolling Stone, it's weird.

Seizing on the article others then called it creepy, even grooming as if they could not

even grasp the point as to keep each other off of porn and out of addiction.

Not only did the whole episode reveal the utter ignorance some have of a basic

belief of the world's largest religion, it betrayed just how much a view of normal to the upside down,

as if porn's not a cancer on society, as if it's not a curse on women or children,

as if it doesn't corrupt the soul of those who consume it.

Look, if the Johnson Boys' behavior is weird, then as historian Tom Holland has reminded us,

let's stay weird, Christians. I'm John Stone Street.