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

In roughly five months it'll be legal in Canada for doctors to kill patients

who struggle with mental illness and drug addiction and who choose the

country's so-called Medical Assistance and Dying Program.

Last year, over 13,000 Canadians died by it made.

Now supporters of made for people with drug addiction promise that safeguards will be put

in place, like requiring multiple attempts

at substance abuse treatment first.

Made became legal for Canadians facing imminent natural death back in 2016

and all the limits set back then have eroded little by little every year since.

But the evil of May isn't just its false promises.

It's the propaganda inherent in redefining every word of the euphemism.

What's being offered here isn't medical. It isn't a system. and redefining every word of the euphemism.

What's being offered here isn't medical.

It isn't assistance, and it's certainly not medical assistance

as someone is dying.

It's aiding and abetting someone to die.

More and more people in fact,

those who aren't even terminal or even untreatable,

but all who are valuable image-bearers of God.

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

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