With a woman at look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

American plastic surgeons are reporting a spike in clients under 30, seeking changes

or so-called enhancements to how they look.

Many of these young people report being bullied about their appearance often online.

While our incredible medical technologies now make it possible to help people with physical

conditions that were from much of history untreatable.

This current spike, however, is far less about physical conditions and far more about a

social contagion.

Of ideas about beauty and identity lies that alienate young people from their God-given

bodies.

Just as God made his male and female, he also gave us particular bodies.

Because of the fall these bodies break down.

Restoring these bodies to health is one thing.

Carving, renovating, so-called enhancing them, that's another.

People who hope to improve their bodies, that's nothing new.

But today there's an epidemic of young people who see their bodies as a mistake, instead

of as the good carefully designed gift from a loving God.

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