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

Recently, NFL Coach turned NBC Sports commentator Tony Dungee apologize for spreading a story

that turned out to be an online legend.

At some American schools were installing litter boxes and bathrooms in order to accommodate

students who identify as furries.

Furries refer to people who identify as animals dressing and acting like them.

And I appreciate Dungee admitted he was misled and owned up to spreading fake news.

The most interesting part of the story is that it was so believable, highly believable

in fact.

After all, in just 20 years, the idea of furries went from being an example on the television

show CSI to tons of TikTok videos and public appearances.

Not to mention it was the link to which schools have gone to affirm other previously unthinkable

identities that made this litter box story so believable.

Look, ideas have consequences.

A society unmoored from any enduring truth about reality?

It starts as a punchline quickly becomes plausible.

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