Planned Parenthood bullies Food Bank for saying “no” to them. Choice does not apply to Christians.
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Judge will Not Tolerate Religious Intolerance of Biblical Abomination
A New Jersey judge ruled against a Christian retreat house that refused to allow a same-sex civil union ceremony to be conducted on its premises, ruling the Constitution allows “some intrusion into religious freedom to balance other important societal goals.”
Judge Metzger said church doctrine was irrelevant
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Obama : We will not Tolerate the Catholic Church’s Intolerance on Contraception
Recently, the Obama Administration’s Health and Human Services Department said employers would be forced to provide health insurance to their employees that includes coverage for contraception, sterilization and drugs that can induce abortions.
This includes Catholic and other Religious institutions that wouldn’t be able to abide by the law without violating central teachings of their church.
Obama says : “To Hell with You, Christians, but remember that I am Christian too”
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Biden : We will not Tolerate Those Intolerant of Killing our Unborn Babies
Pro-abortion Vice President Joe Biden has withdrawn his support for the Komen for the Cure breast cancer agency due to its decision to end funding for the Planned Parenthood abortion business.
His wife, Jill Biden, sent a message on Twitter today saying the couple would no longer support it: “When Joe heard about Susan G. Komen not funding Planned Parenthood anymore, Joe threw away his pink-ribbon Harvest Peach yogurt.”
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University will not Tolerate Intolerant Religious Groups
Christian student organizations at Vanderbilt University may be forced to go underground or meet in secret after university officials doubled down on a policy that bans student religious groups from requiring their leaders to hold specific beliefs, according to a law professor at the university.
Vanderbilt said their nondiscrimination policy ensure that campus groups are open to all students. But opponents said the ban restricts their freedom of speech and could force some nationally-known groups off campus.
