Wednesday, November 2, 2022

The Briefing with Albert Mohler

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🗓️ 2 November 2022

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Summary

This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.

Part I (00:13 - 15:27)
They Are Trying Out a New Argument for “Gender Affirming” Surgery and Treatments—A Newly Invented Right of Integrity Means the Surrender of Modern Medicine

Integrity and Rights to Gender-Affirming Healthcare by Journal of Medical Ethics (Richard Rowland)

Part II (15:27 - 18:23)
Public Health Professor urges Medical Doctors to Fight for LGBTQ Rights at the State Level: This is How Morality is Reshaped Before Our Eyes

Implications of Dobbs for the (Re)Criminalization of Intimacy Among LGBTQ Individuals by JAMA Network (Joanne D. Rosen)

Part III (18:23 - 22:38)
‘Unleash Your Inner (Super) Hero’: Supplement Companies Find Success in Infantilizing Marketing Ploy Directed at American Men

Using Superheroes to Sell, This Time to Adults by New York Times (Alyson Krueger)

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0:00.0	It's Wednesday, November 2, 2022.
0:07.7	I'm Albert Moller, and this is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a
0:12.2	Christian world view.
0:14.2	When you look at how culture changes, how morality changes, you also have to look at
0:18.6	things such as this.
0:19.7	How do medical practices change?
0:22.6	And as we're seeking to understand what is taking place at the most basic level, in
0:26.2	other words, we're not just looking at the headlines, we're asking, what caused that headline?
0:30.7	What had to happen for this event or this controversy, this policy, actually to become even
0:36.5	plausible?
0:37.9	When did someone start talking about this?
0:40.3	And how did some kind of radical way out their idea, all of a sudden become a matter
0:45.2	of common medical practice, or even what's defined as standard medical care?
0:50.9	And how does this feed into the great moral revolution or the great revolution in morality, taking
0:56.9	place all around us?
0:58.2	Well, on LGBTQ issues and on a host of other issues, it is clear that the medical establishment
1:03.8	is taking sides.
1:05.7	And overwhelmingly, the medical establishment is taking sides by siding with those who are
1:11.8	enthusiast for the LGBTQ revolution, and they are medicalizing it.
1:16.9	Now as you're looking at this, one of the things to note is that medical debate is largely
1:21.2	disappearing.
1:22.2	It hasn't entirely disappeared, and this points to something else.
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