
I disagree. The right of a faith institution to not violate their own conscience should be upheld. Imagine if I choose to go to a Seventh Day Adventist school because I wanted a quality education. They do not believe in eating pork. But I like bacon for breakfast. Can I demand they not only serve me bacon in violation of their beliefs and to top it off they not charge me for it??? What's the difference?? Bacon is not essential to my health...well may I say that contraception is not either. Contraception is to prevent pregnancy, it is not essential to your health. If I choose to practice contraception that is my own business and I have many sources for receiving it and you can go to any health clinic and receive it either free or on a sliding scale.
I should not make a religious institution provide for me free what violates their doctrine. How outrageous is that.
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