A group of California churches filed a federal lawsuit Friday against the California Department of Managed Health Care — the agency that mandated churches must pay for elective abortions in their health insurance coverage.
The lawsuit — filed Friday by the Alliance Defending Freedom, a Christian conservative legal firm — contends that the mandate is “unsupported” and “unnecessary.” It lists as plaintiffs: Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in Chino, Foothill Church in Glendora and The Shepard of the Hills Church in Porter Ranch.
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Soak it up California. You started this mess, now rot in the filth you created.
What are they worried about?
If the church members are against abortion, they won't be having one anyway. And if it's an employee, who isn't a member of the church, they should have no say-so or control over their actions anyway.
Everybody must get stoned
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