With a woman to look at culture from a Christian world view, I'm John Stonestry with the point.

The award for the weirdest and most misleading headline of the year goes to a recent article

on the Washington Post.

In abortion ban, made them teen parents.

The article tells the story of Billy and Brook High and describes her pregnancy at

age 18 as something that kind of just happened because they were hanging out after meeting

at a skate park.

Brook gave birth to twins soon after the Dobs decision.

She wanted an abortion but would have had to drive 13 hours to get one so she kept the

babies and married the father.

Because all of that is hard and applies the Washington Post article neither the children

nor the marriage should have ever happened.

Billy and Brook's perspective on the other hand is that day-to-day life is really hard

and being parents is growing them up that they didn't have very good examples.

So even if we can't really learn from the post article where babies come from, we can

learn what young families need the most.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stonestry.