Georgia Bill Would Limit Government’s Ability To Enforce Laws Conflicting With Religious Beliefs
A supporter of the bill, Michael Griffin, says it prevents religious individuals from having to ‘participate in or support’ matters that violate their beliefs.
Lawmakers in Georgia are advancing a bill designed to provide religious individuals and institutions even greater protection from laws that they say violate their beliefs, such as a mandate that requires employers to offer health insurance plans that cover elective abortions.
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