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The Amish, as well as some other religious sects, are covered by a "religious conscience" exemption, which allows people with religious objections to insurance to opt out of the mandate. It is in both the House and Senate versions of the bill, making its appearance in the final version routine unless there are last-minute objections.
Although the Amish consist of several branches, some more conservative than others, they generally rely upon a community ethic that disdains government assistance. Families rely upon one another, and communities pitch in to help neighbors pay health care expenses.
Watertown Daily Times | Amish families exempt from insurance mandate
"The Amish, as well as some other religious sects" Hmmm. Are some religions more equal than others? Wouldn't the abortion fee allow for a "religious exemption"?