[Alberta's Child]

A business will have a very difficult time asserting “religious objection” in a way that satifies the courts.

Believe it or not, a private business may have an easier time doing this than many religious organizations. If a business is set up as a partnership or a closed corporation (i.e., it is not publicly traded) and its religious identity is written into its bylaws, it actually has a very strong leg to stand on in a legal case. This is why Hobby Lobby was successful in their ObamaCare appeal, while many religious organizations that get tons of government funding were not.

[concerned about politics]

This is why Hobby Lobby was successful in their ObamaCare appeal, while many religious organizations that get tons of government funding were not.

People need to learn this lesson - If you dance with the devil you get burnt.

Once you ingest the politicians poison, the principalities in high places gain control of your soul. (Evil has to be invited in)

[WildHighlander57]

And I bet a lot of conservative, christian owned businesses will be changing their bylaws to add religious identity.