With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview on John Stone Street with the point,

last month the professor at Hunter College in New York was fired and later arrested for

an outburst directed at pro-life students.

Sheldon Rodriguez was called on video, shouting profanity at the students and claiming

their pro-life display was violent, as before she shook pamphlets off the table and

stormed off.

Later, when a reporter from the New York Post came to her home and asked for a comment,

she charged him with a machete.

Abortion's an example of what sociologists feel a brief called a death work, a cultural

artifact that only tears down.

One mark of a death work is incoherence, such as calling something violent before responding

with actual violence or claiming to promote tolerance and inclusion by excluding all who

disagree.

The pro-life students at Hunter College did well, remaining calm in the face of incoherent

aggression.

Their examples won we can follow, even as we continue to point people in this culture

of death to eternal life.

For the call-senseur, I'm John Stone Street with The Point.