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

NFL coaching legend and commentator Tony Dungey's under fire, both for speaking at the March

for Life, and for a tweet about schools providing litter boxes to students who identify as

furries.

While students are identifying as animals, though the litter box story seems mostly false

at this point.

Dungey apologized for the tweet, saying that as a Christian, he wanted to be, quote,

a force for healing and reconciliation not animosity.

But, from the hate he continues to receive, especially for his defensive pre-born lives,

and think he committed a felony.

Coach Dungey's showing the same calm confidence to all this as he did on the sideline.

Professor Robert George described why in a tweet, quote,

The problem for Dungey haters is that the man knows what he believes and why he believes

it.

He neither less for their affirmation nor fears their animosity.

They can't intimidate him nor in the end whether cancellation campaign succeeds.

He's bulletproof.

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