re: #589 Dr. Matt

Distilled to its essence, it is the belief that they shouldn’t pay for stuff that they don’t believe in.

So, if they don’t believe in birth control, then they shouldn’t be required to pay for it (by and through health insurance policy requirements to include it as a covered service that would otherwise potentially reduce the cost for said insurance).

It’s like the argument that people don’t want to pay their taxes because a portion of it goes to fund the military (or any other part of government with which they do not agree).