An English Catholic bishop has denounced the first reported births of "three-parent" babies in the UK as "deeply concerning." LIVERPOO.
he believes that he writes that they are writing a narrow decision. so tell me. where could this go next? is this only going to relate to health care, or could this go where justice ginsberg thinks, that this could even move into minimum wage? well, only contraception. contraception is a big deal. think about this. this case was only about four kinds of birth control which the company that owns hobby lobby thinks are equivalent to abortion, but what about a company that says we don t believe in our religion, in artificial contraception, we don t want to pay for contraception at all. what about a company that says our religion bars pre-marital sex, so we don t want single women to get contraception under our company policies, so only contraception is a pretty big category, and that s before you move on to the possibility of some religions don t believe in transfusions. some religions don t believe in any kind of medical care, like
that is not the argument. the argument, you why should the taxpayer if they re not having the sex why do they have to pay the nine dollars a month? the insurance is paying for it. why is the taxpayer paying for viagra? now, we re going to mandate the catholic church. let me help you out in large catholic institutions o the teaching of the church which has gone on for century, wait a minute, if you believe in freedom of religion they do not believe of artificial contraception, that is their deeply held belief but the government is forcing them to provide it. it doesn t require a church to provide it, it requires large institutions i don t understand, i think contraception is a good thing, you guys don t like it. i believe in freedom of religion, the constitution.
that is not the argument. the argument, you why should the taxpayer if they re not having the sex why do they have to pay the nine dollars a month? the insurance is paying for it. why is the taxpayer paying for viagra? now, we re going to mandate the catholic church. let me help you out in large catholic institutions o the teaching of the church which has gone on for century, wait a minute, if you believe in freedom of religion they do not believe of artificial contraception, that is their deeply held belief but the government is forcing them to provide it. it doesn t require a church to provide it, it requires large institutions i don t understand, i think contraception is a good thing, you guys don t like it. i believe in freedom of religion, the constitution.
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