SmarterThanTheAverageBear
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That's a lie.
Am I mistaken? Why don't you explain how the state is still going to send kids to the church then.
First of all it's a religiously affiliated organization, not a church. Secondly, the Catholic Charities need only comply. So, it isn't a question of no matter what they do.
The Court ruling in Hobby Lobby has established that companies have a right to practice their religion.
You're welcome.
Did that case rule there was an entitlement to receive a government contract when the organization desiring to be awarded the contract has indicated they will not fulfill the requirements of it?
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Organizations which are religious based can currently discriminate based on religion when hiring even if they receive federal funding.
Federal funding of religious institutions Secular Coalition for America
Not that big of a leap of logic to conclude that they could also discriminate as to who they serve.