The Briefing with Albert Mohler Wednesday, August 14, 2024
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Aug 14, 2024 
Tim Walz, a VP nominee with a contentious view on healthcare and abortion, joins commentator Charles C. Camosy to discuss Minnesota's revised policies that some argue support infanticide. They delve into the ethical implications of hospitals not providing care for very premature babies, despite advances in medicine. The conversation reveals a troubling confusion among Americans regarding human dignity and the sanctity of life, urging Christians to actively engage in pro-life advocacy amidst shifting political landscapes.
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Minnesota Law Removes Life-Saving Requirement
- Albert Mohler argues Minnesota's revised law removes language requiring efforts to preserve life for infants born alive after abortion.
- He warns that deleting 'abortion' and 'preserve the life and health' effectively permits withholding life-saving care.
Camosy: Legal Changes Amount To Infanticide
- Mohler cites Charles Camosy saying Governor Tim Walz "legalized infanticide" by changing statutory protections.
- He emphasizes the moral gravity and intent behind striking explicit preservation language from the law.
Check Local Laws And Hospital Policies
- Mohler urges Christians to investigate state laws and local hospital policies on neonatal and abortion-related care.
- He tells Christian parents to ask nearby medical centers what treatments they offer for very premature infants.