But the crux of what you say is that the US is devaluing human life. So let’s be very clear, do you think that it devalues life to sell birth control pills?

Because if you do, you are far out of the mainstream of US opinion.

I think they should be free to not sell whatever they don’t want to sell, wether it is “deeply held religious beliefs” or a passing personal fancy is no one elses business.

A Mormon bartender is perfectly free to get a liquor liscense, hang up a sign that says “Bar” and sell only milk and ginger ale if he wants. The state doesn’t have the right to dictate to his that he must sell the products that it thinks he sould sell.

Come on people, lets have a little “land of the free” here.

“Sorry, we don’t have any in stock.”

It’s really not that hard. But these arguments are over-the-top.

This article might shake their “deeply held religious beliefs” a bit.

It’s a like a Mormon bartender making the same argument. If they don’t like prescription contraceptives they ought to do another livelihood. It’s not like they didn’t know about their existence when they trained.

How many Christian Scientist doctors are there?