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

According to ABC News, a proposed law in Japan would regulate anonymous sperm donation, preserving

the right of children to know their biological parents.

It would also cap the number of recipients from a single donor.

Legislation like this is badly needed, but some have accused it of, quote, robbing women

of their reproductive rights and their desire to give birth and raise children.

And therein lies the problem.

Desires and rights are not the same thing.

Both the sexual revolution adult desires have been consistently prioritized over the rights

of children.

When Japanese lawmakers said, quote, assisted reproductive technology should not be

pursued at the expense of the well-being of children.

What would be clear, no technology, then infringes on a child's right to life to be protected

in body and mind into his or her own mother and father, should be pursued at all.

Japan's got a long way to go, but as them before us founder Katie Faust put it, they are

on the right track.

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