IL Baptists plan to appeal ruling that IL abortion coverage mandate doesn’t violate religious rights
An association of Baptist churches is vowing to appeal a Springfield judge’s decision that Illinois Democrats didn’t violate their religious rights by passing a state law which requires health insurers regulated by the state of Illinois to pay for abortions, a move they said effectively blocks religious objectors to abortion from obtaining employer-sponsored health insurance…
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