The Case for Medicinal Marijuana

Dozens of families have moved to Colorado in order to legally treat epileptic children with higher concentrated doses of marijuana, reporting this makes a dramatic difference in their kid's health and well-being. These families have been called medical refugees—leaving behind homes, families, and jobs to come to a state where they feel their children's quality of life increases. Heather Jackson, director of Realm of Caring, an organization making medical marijuana available to seizure patients, will share her perspective

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The views and analysis expressed by this speaker are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of THINQ. We encourage you to listen broadly, consider multiple perspectives, ask good questions, and engage thoughtfully with differing viewpoints. Most importantly, as the Bereans did in Acts 17, test what you hear against Scripture. Think well, seek truth, and examine everything carefully. If you are desiring a good rubric to analyze and reflect, we recommend reviewing our THINQ Framework.