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You have failed to come up with any reason pharmacists are any different from any other professional - with the right to accept or reject a transaction based on their own judgment - whatever their reasoning may be. The same as with a Lawyer, a doctor, or an architect. Even if they work at a law firm or hospital.

Low-level lawyers have to take the cases their superiors assign. They don't get to choose or reject based on their religious beliefs.

What? Oh I see - all this is about people having a religion to you. And it makes you apoplectic, evidently. You could have made it clear at the beginning that your problem is with people having an actual religion that guides their life and we would have realized that facts never get in the way of dogmatic anti-theists.

Well I live in a small town in Texas, and yes - lawyers here can indeed reject cases based on their beliefs, religious or otherwise.

A firm could, I suppose require lawyers to take every case period, and around here that would relegate them to bottom of their class type marginally competent lawyers.

Maybe you deal with bottom feeding Dilbert managed firms. I don't bother with those, you get what you pay for.