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

According to a recent study, nearly a third of Gen Z women now identify as lesbian, bisexual, or something else.

Now to be clear, these inflated numbers only indicate how young people are identifying, not behaving, since gensiers are not usually as sexually active as previous generations.

At the same time, the numbers do reflect just how many teenage girls who are experiencing normal

adolescent change are being told that they're transgender.

Coupled with that is media messaging that depicts traditional guys as undesirable, encourages

relationships that are inherently sterile, discusses fertility

as if it's a disease, and refuses to call women women. Is it any wonder that so many young women

think that being strayed and so-called cisgender is outdated or even bad.

But the erasure of women altogether is a strange, tragic, but consistent end for a culture

that once claimed to fight for women.

As more and more young women search for meaning

and identity, Christians must safeguard the truth and the beauty of what makes a woman

special and valuable. She's made in the image of God female. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with the point.