But the woman I look at culture from a Christian worldview on John Stone Street with the point.

Rather than celebrate the differences in the strengths of women, women are increasingly

told that the only way to true equality and freedom is by rejecting who they are, especially

their God-given capacity for procreation.

And this message is clearly reaching teenage girls who make up the majority of those identifying

as transgender or non-binary today.

In recent years, a group that's being called reactionary feminist have been pushing back

on these attempts to erase women.

Unlike their more progressive counterparts, reactionary feminist reject the transgender

trend and the destruction that it wreaks on women and their bodies.

For them, the chemical and surgical ratio of female bodies is a means of oppression, not

a way to freedom.

Ironically, these reactionary feminists are doing what so many Christians seem unwilling

to do to defend the reality and the beauty of God's creation and the dignity that both

men and women possess as image-bearers.

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