subrob1967
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ORIGINAL: GrandPoobah The problem, assuming there really is one, is that the churches are proposing doing exactly the same thing. The President says everyone should have access to birth control, and proposed that employer provided health insurance should include that, even if it costs more. The "church" responded by saying..."since we don't believe in it, you're sticking the State into religion, which is against the Constitution. The churches, on the other hand, are telling their employees (and students) that they cannot have birth control because the church doesn't believe in it, even if the employee or student does. So...the church is attempting to mandate religious beliefs to an employee or student, something else the Constitution specifically says you can't do. So...if it's "wrong" for the State (President) to mandate beliefs, it's equally wrong for the church to mandate beliefs. Whoops. I guess the church missed that day in civics class. Except you can CHOOSE not to work, or worship at the said church, you don't get that choice with Obama's mandate.
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