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

Live action recently posted a photo on X showing a baby developing in the womb, and that it's not just a clump of cells,

even at eight weeks gestation.

Though only about a half an inch long and roughly the size of a raspberry,

retinous begin to form during this stage,

as well as intestines and other essential organs.

This is also the time when our fingers and toes start to take shape and a baby

gains the ability to flex at the elbows.

Believe it or not, in just ten more weeks the baby's sex can be determined.

And to call a pre-born baby that's growing and developing in the

womb like that, just a clump of cells, is as about as a reductionistic as calling a born

human being, an adult one a clump of cells. I mean, of course, in one sense, it's true we're all clump of cells. I mean of course in one sense it's true we're all clumps of

sows but it's an absurdly incomplete picture of what a human being really is.

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