Judge grants class action for RFRA-based lawsuit against Indiana abortion ban

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4 thoughts on “Judge grants class action for RFRA-based lawsuit against Indiana abortion ban

  1. My belief system prohibits me from taking actions that may unnecessarily endanger my own life, or that of any other adult, but had places absolutely zero value on that of an unborn or theoretical human.

    If we want to place value on “future people” then all the things we do as society must cease immediately, including the use of any energy source for purposes other than survival. This is clearly nonsensical, therefore the unborn and future humans are not of any value to my morals.

  2. Interesting, and I’m sure a typo or mischaracterization….The AG seems to be arguing no religion would FORCE a person to get an abortion. I don’t think that’s the point. I think the point is that some religious traditions would allow an abortion, and perhaps encourage them in order to protect the health of the mother, and if so o ban them would constitute an infringement on my religious beliefs.

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