It’s a very limited decision and won’t have wide-ranging impact, except for political value. I don’t have any problem with contraception, as I don’t consider ordinary contraception to be like abortion (but abortion, itself, is a different story).
So, I personally didn’t care if contraception was supplied ... other than the fact that it’s good that the religious preferences were respected.
But, also keep in mind that this would apply to every religion’s preferences, too ... not just Christianity ... and in that very limited sense (as in Hobby Lobby) it could apply to religious preferences that Christianity doesn’t support in the least.
Let's just get the government out of the health care business. Then we don't have to worry about whether exemptions are being given to religions you and I might not approve of.
Part of Hobby Lobby's case was that it was going to be forced to provide abortification drugs; which ARE a form of abortion.
It is my understanding that the companies are willing to cover contraception, just not things like the morning after pill type things that are seen as abortion rather than contraception.
It seems to me that every other religion on earth gets special consideration by this administration now, other than Christians. The war on women is bogus but I do see a liberal war on Christians.