We recently blogged about the proposed HHS mandate that would require all employers in the United States to offer insurance that covers artificial contraception, including abortifacients. There’s been a lot of discussion about how this mandate is a threat to religious liberty and conscience–a conclusion which (at least to my mind) is obvious. But I’ve been bothered by talking about the issue in exclusively those terms. So when I came across the article here, I exclaimed: “That’s EXACTLY what I was thinking!” Check it out.
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