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Originally Posted by strandinthewind
Many circumstances unrelated to reproductive health could also fall under the umbrella of “other medical procedures.” Could physicians object to helping patients whose sexual orientation they find objectionable? Could a receptionist refuse to book an appointment for an H.I.V. test? What about an emergency room doctor who wishes to deny emergency contraception to a rape victim? Or a pharmacist who prefers not to refill a birth control prescription?
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I answer Yes to all these -- as long as the service or procedure has not yet been paid for. Once the patient pays, it's a contract & it's binding.
I support prayer in schools. Kids are supposed to learn how to read, write, & cipher. That's pie-in-the-sky for millions nowadays. So if
I were in school for twelve years & still hadn't learned how to read & write, I'd pray, too.