Well, New York has decided that human beings are nothing more than compost material after

they die.

The Republican Congress seems to be an absolute disarray.

And I'm here to answer your questions.

This is mailbox Monday.

Stick around.

I think you're going to be encouraged.

Well, hey, hey, everybody.

This is Heidi St. John.

Today I'm going to answer listener questions, but I wanted to touch on a couple of things

in the news.

And one that I thought was particularly interesting sort of goes back to a listener question

and that was on the sanctity of human life.

So for the last several years, the church has been absolutely upended.

We have been divided 100 different ways from Sunday in the culture divided in the church,

divided politically divided economically, certainly divided socially as we grapple with the

ideas that are coming out of the mainstream of culture.

And just a couple of days ago, we saw that in New York, they decided to legalize human

composting.

And the question then arises, does it matter?

Does it matter if we decide to engage in human composting?

And here's my answer, my very short answer to this question, which I'm getting quite

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