But, I find those who are often so much against abortion, are
also against birth control, and public efforts to expand access for young single women with limited means.
Instead of detailing his many and manifold sins, he launched into a reprise of his
argument against birth control coverage in U.S. health plans, and criticized President Obama along the way for coming to Fluke's defense.
While the exemption addresses the longtime concerns of the Little Sisters, a group of Catholic nuns who are
arguing against the birth control requirement, it does not end their court battle.
But I do not go around calling individuals «immoral» when they do not conform to the tenets of my religion (as the bishops, etc. have done in their
outcry against birth control).
aren't we simplistic — highly likely you're
against birth control too... come out of your puffy white clouds of heaven's judgement and down to earth — and when you get there go adopt 30 kids or so who have been abandoned, abused or birthed in a toilet — harsh, but true...
They are not
really against birth control, as they are against using tax - payer dollars to pay for birth control, or the government requiring churches and religious organizations to offer birth control as part of their group medical insurance plans.
I read somewhere that in Argentina he has not been as dogmatic as his successors on the Catholic Church's
ban against birth control.
It's far far cheaper to provide birth control than to provide births / lifetime healthcare for a person, yet insurance companies would rather do the latter, and fight tooth and
nail against birth control.
If the Pope wants to decrease pressure on the environment, he needs to halt their ludicrous
stands against birth control, and accept that large families, starvation, and desperate pursuits of any material comforts go hand in hand.
With reports about the link between Zika virus and birth defects, Latin Americans must choose whether they should use birth control methods to prevent pregnancy or follow Catholicism's
stance against birth control.
I am not saying that I am
against birth control pills, or that they should not be given to women, I am saying that the Catholic Church should not have to provide the insurance for it because they do not believe in birth control.
If you and your religious freaky deakies would not simultaneously speak out
against birth control, then maybe we could get somewhere.
I never hear
those against birth control offering any money.
Two, and I think more importantly is that if people go to BC speicifcally because they are christian and
against birth control, they wouldn't apply to work in that field to begin with right?
Republican gorillas will be against healthcare and catholic gorillas will be
against birth control.
The phony pro-lifers now drop health care, (which is needed for life) are
against birth control (Never offer any money to help the kids they want so badly to be born) The catholic church is no different than taliban, al queda, kkk or other terrorist organizations.
Say, if a Catholic is
against birth control (condoms, the pill, etc.), then it's sensible for this belief to extend to their animals, as in, don't neuter them.