NYcarbineer
Diamond Member
Why, just this year. They ruled on it AGAIN. That's because, unlike so many, they know the Constitution is the Supreme Law of the Land.I don't have "moral reasons", dear.
I am all for folks practicing BC and having as much sex as they want, whether married or not. Your assumption is humorous, though.
The SCOTUS has already ruled, and AGAIN ruled, that religious organizations can break certain anti-discrimination laws. And, the reason they can is because the Supreme Law of the Land is the Constitution, not anti-discrimination laws and not Obamacare.
When did SCOTUS ever rule that a religious organization, running a business that was not primarily engaged in religious activities,
could be exempt from labor or business laws because of religious objections?
And the reason you didn't actually post the case is....