California Wants Churches to Pay for Abortions in their Insurance - Religious Freedom?
Will the federal courts protect the churches, or promote the agenda of the pro-abortion groups?
Yes, this case was about the free exercise of religion, specifically whether or not churches could be forced to provide abortion coverage in their employee’s health insurance, but the underlying jurisprudence came down to scrutiny and how hard government had to work to overrule the Constitution of the United States.
Is this what passes for justice in America today? Is this what people call the rule of law? The protection of your rights determined by a single judge? How safe do you feel when the protection of your rights comes down to how a judge feels about a “compelling government interest”?
What about the compelling government interest laid down in the Declaration of Independence?
Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel, and there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://americaoutloud.com.
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