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

Recently, the Washington Post released an article with this headline,

Our daughter wanted a mommy, so she picked one of her dads.

In it, the author praised his same-sex partner for taking a so-called motherly role as assigned

by their three-year-old adopted daughter.

He argued that the term mother needs to be broadened, as if anyone at all can be a motherly figure.

This is another iteration of a fundamentally bad idea of the sexual revolution that men and women

are fully interchangeable.

Still, this story betrays itself.

After all, why did this three-year-old girl

since something was wrong in the first place?

Somehow, she knew she needed a mother.

In fact, throughout the article, the author expressed his own concern

that his daughter was quote unquote bending the reality of having

two dads.

But that's the very point.

Two dads is not a reality.

It's a social construction.

Moms and dads, those are what's baked into the human condition. After all, dads can't mom.

Moms can't dad. I'm John Stone Street.