An expert at the Acton Institute says the Democratic presidential hopefuls promoting universal health insurance have failed to address one significant point: It likely would be the end for Christians in the medical profession.
It’s because a government-owned and -operated system likely would not allow for any exercise of individual conscience.
Rev. Ben Johnson, a senior editor at the Acton Institute, argued that’s exactly what happened in Canada.
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