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Category Archives: Obamacare
The Deeper Meaning of the Obamacare Decision
Dr. Rebecca Peck has called my attention to the following excellent article by George Weigel: http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/304578/roberts-opinion-george-weigel Weigel thinks Roberts was wrong about the constitutionality of the individual mandate under the federal tax power, but he says that those who merely focused … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Catholic bishops, Chief Justice John Roberts, Department of Health and Human Services, First Amendment, freedom of conscience, freedom of religion, George Weigel, Health and Human Services mandate, Mitt Romney, Obamacare
Tagged Chief Justice John Roberts, George Weigel, Mitt Romney, Obamacare, Obamacare decision
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The Supreme Court’s Obamacare Decision and Religious Freedom
It’s a sad fact that Americans have gotten so used to judicial activists on the Supreme Court that we get angry when someone like Chief Justice John Roberts refuses to be one. Don’t get me wrong — I, too, desperately hoped Obamacare would … Continue reading
Posted in abortifacient, abortion, birth control, Catholic bishops, Chief Justice John Roberts, contraception, contraception mandate, freedom of conscience, freedom of religion, Health and Human Services mandate, health care compromise, Health care mandate, Obamacare, ongoing threat to religious freedom, religious liberty, Supreme Court Obamacare decision, Uncategorized, United States Constitution, United States Supreme Court
Tagged abortion, birth control, Catholic Bishops, Chief Justice John Roberts, contraception mandate, healthcare, healthcare mandate, Obamacare, Obamacare decision, rational basis test of constitutionality, religious liberty, strict scrutiny test of constitutionality, United States Constitution
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The Religious Freedom Issue Is As Alive — And More Important– Than Ever
What does today’s Supreme Court decision mean for the federal lawsuits and the Fortnight for Freedom and religious freedom rallies that have drawn attention to the HHS mandate’s assault on religious freedom? 1. Today’s decision upheld the constitutionality of the Patient … Continue reading
Posted in abortifacients, abortion, after birth abortion, birth control, Catholic, Conference of Catholic Bishops, contraception, contraception mandate, First Amendment, freedom of conscience, freedom of religion, Health and Human Services mandate, health care compromise, Health care mandate, HHS mandate, Obamacare, ongoing threat to religious freedom, political effect of the contraception mandate
Tagged abortion, birth control, Catholic Bishops, contraception mandate, religious liberty, United States Constitution
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Liberal Catholic Pawns in the Obama Religious Wars
“The Obama religious wars”: neither words of hyperbole nor an empty epithet but an apt description of an unfolding crisis that encompasses the United States Constitution and fundamental religious liberty. Just last month, in Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church v. EEOC, the United … Continue reading
Posted in abortifacients, birth control, Cardinal Francis George, Catholic colleges, Catholic Health Association, Catholic Hospitals, Catholic nuns, contraception, contraception mandate, George Weigel, health care compromise, Health care mandate, Hosanna-Tabor Church v. EEOC, John Courtney Murray, Jr., Obamacare, religious liberty, Respect for Rights of Conscience Act of 2012, Sister Carol Keehan, The Catholic Church, United States Constitution, United States Supreme Court
Tagged Catholic Health Association, contraception mandate, E. J. Dionne, George Weigel, Hosanna-Tabor Church v. EEOC, John Courtney Murray, Jr., Sister Carol Keehan, The Catholic Church
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From the National Catholic Register: Crossing the Rubicon
‘We Are Crossing the Rubicon’: House Tackles HHS Mandate Threat (143) Bishop Lori, legal and policy experts raise concerns; a representative of the Institute of Medicine defends the federal rule. Share http://api.tweetmeme.com/button.js?url=http%3A//www.ncregister.com/daily-news/we-are-crossing-the-rubicon-house-tackles-hhs-mandate-threat&style=compact&source=NCRegister&service=bit.ly&o=http%3A//www.facebook.com/%3Fref%3Dlogo&b=1 by JOAN FRAWLEY DESMOND02/29/2012 Comments (1) WASHINGTON — Yesterday a … Continue reading
Posted in abortifacients, abortion, birth control, Bishop William Lori, Catholic, Catholic Health Association, Catholic Hospitals, Conference of Catholic Bishops, contraception, Deus et Patria, freedom of religion, National Catholic Register, Obamacare, politics, pro-life, religious liberty, Respect for Rights of Conscience Act of 2012, Sister Carol Keehan
Tagged abortion, Bishop William Lori, Catholic Bishops, contraception, contraception mandate, National Catholic Register, Obamacare, politics, pro-life, Respect for Rights of Conscience Act of 2012, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, United States Constitution
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Scholarly Medical Ethics Journal: Why Not Baby Killing?
The GRIZZLY, BRAVE NEW WORLD OF MEDICAL “ETHICS” The abstract below comes from this month’s Journal of Medical Ethics, a peer-reviewed scholarly journal. It embodies the icy, amoral detachment of utilitarian medical ethics. The argument of the Australian authors from the University of Melbourne echoes that … Continue reading
Posted in abortion, after birth abortion, Alberto Giubilini, Deus et Patria, Eobert P. George, Francesca Minerva, Health care mandate, Journal of Medical Ethics, Obamacare, Peter Singer, politics, pro-life, Robert P. George, Uncategorized
Tagged abortion, after birth abortion, Alberto Giubilini, Francesca Minerva, Journal of Medical Ethics, national health care, Obamacare, Peter Singer, pro-life, Robert P. George
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FATHER JOE, PERSONAL CONSCIENCE AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
FATHER JOE, PERSONAL CONSCIENCE and RELIGIOUS LIBERTY Some friends seem to question my judgment (maybe my sanity, too) when I say that Jesuits hold a special place in my heart. That’s not to deny my very special and unique love … Continue reading
Posted in abortifacients, abortion, birth control, Catholic, Catholic colleges, Catholic education, contraception, Deus et Patria, Fellowship of Catholic Scholars, freedom of religion, health care compromise, Health care mandate, Jesuits, Obamacare, Ordinations, politics, Pope Benedict XVI, pro-life, SJ, Uncategorized
Tagged abortion, Catholic Bishops, contraception, contraception mandate, Father Joseph Koterski, Fellowship of Catholic Scholars, Jesuits, Obamacare, politics, pro-life, religious liberty, SJ, United States Constitution
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POLL SHOWS OBAMA MANDATE CAUSES A DEEP DIVISION
An independent national survey by Rasmussen Reports last week shows that Americans oppose the Obama contraceptive mandate. However, the vote is extremely close and reflects a fundamental divide among Americans about the kind of nation we shall be. When Americans … Continue reading
Posted in abortifacient, abortifacients, abortion, birth control, Catholic, contraception, Deus et Patria, Fox News, freedom of religion, general election, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Obama, Obamacare, Pew Research, politics, Rasmussen, Rasmussen poll, Rick Santorum, Romney, Ron Paul, sterilization
Tagged abortion, contraception, contraception mandate, Fox News, general election, Newt Gingrich, Obama, Obamacare, Pew Research, presidential polls, Rasmussen, United States Constitution
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