nonprofits, the law already provides a system whereby the employees of those companies, those churches, those hospitals get the care but just not from their employer. instead, it s paid for by the government or an insurance exchange. the justices said, hey, it seems us you could do the same thing here for these closely held companies and their employees. tom goldstein, thanks for your time. let s turn to jonathan merit. the key in this decision is that the justices and pretty much everybody seems to say, hey, this is a christian business. you say, you cannot call your business christian when arguing before the court then set aside christian values when you re placing a bulk order for cheap wind chimes via china. they re not a christian business to you. i m not sure that any business can be considered a christian business, particularly if you re an evangelical christian. you consider the bible to be your sort of principle resource for life and practice. the bible only uses the term