With a

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

There's more than one recent example of a dink or dual-income no-kids married or cohabiting

couple boasting online about their double salaries and lack of responsibilities.

Dinks, we're told, eat when they want, what they want, sleep as late as they wish, and pretty much

follow whatever impulse arises. If a movie began with a character going on like this

about how much life is all about him,

or how she only worries about herself

or how happy he is not to care about anyone else

or how she goes after whatever she wants, you'd know up front,

this is not the good guy or girl, and that they were destined to be visited by three ghosts

before the next morning. The idea that nothing's better than our absolute freedom and that nothing's worse than having to rely on anyone else or having anyone else rely on you,

well that's just a lie and I suspect that if they make another video when they're 80 or 90 years old,

it'll be quite different than this one.

For the Colston Center, I'm John Stone Street with the point.