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

it's getting harder to tell the difference between Satire and News, a generation ago

at Francis Schaefer wrote a prophetic book called Whatever Happened to the Human Race,

it helped launch the Pro Life Movement. There was an accompanying documentary series that included

a skit that warned of what could lie down the road. A couple's grocery shopping and decides,

between picking up chicken soup and cleaning supplies, to also pick up a kid with the right here

on the right eyes. West Britain's Mirror put it, quote, science fiction is about to match up with

reality, as the world's first artificial womb facility has been announced. You'll be able to

choose your baby's characteristics from a menu. A colleague of mine, Quip, the next step is two-day

delivery by a UPS. We've apparently slipped down the slope from Schaefer's satirical warning to a

chilling reality. Ideas have consequences. When absolute autonomy is the only rule when children

become lifestyle choices, we shouldn't be shocked when human beings can be added to our shopping

carts. With the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.