With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone's

Shree with the point. Years after the dawn of the Me Too move, Menholy Woods

reckoning with its embrace of bad ideas about sex continues.

Recently, two actors, now senior citizens, who start in a 1968 adaptation of

Romeo and Juliet, are suing Paramount Studios. They were allegedly pressure to

appear nude in the film while still teenagers. The situation highlights white

consent alone can never ground sexual morality. How can two teenagers under a

mint's pressure from a Hollywood director freely consent? And even more than

that, this all points to a reality. Our bodies are sacred, and the vision of

humanity sold in the sexual revolution bodies are just tools, play things, and we

can do whatever we want with them without moral, emotional, and spiritual

consequences. But as the victims of that lie continue to add up, Christians have

a better vision to offer. Our bodies matter because we matter, and that's because

no matter who we portray on screen, we are always imaging God Himself. For the

Coulson Sen, I'm John Stone Street.