No, but I crafted her religious exemption by among other things, specifically citing Title VII and her right to reasonable accomodations under the law.
Additionally the text specifically cites her Roman Catholic faith, and the fact that participating or benefiting in any way with the sin of abortion is morally unacceptable to Catholics, a…
No, but I crafted her religious exemption by among other things, specifically citing Title VII and her right to reasonable accomodations under the law.
Additionally the text specifically cites her Roman Catholic faith, and the fact that participating or benefiting in any way with the sin of abortion is morally unacceptable to Catholics, and therefore vaxxes which have been in any way developed - even tangentially - through the use of aborted fetal cell lines, contravene the Catholic faith.
Finally, I cited the fact that we attend Mass every Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation, & support the Church with our tithes, as well as donate to pro-life charities.
I did this to foreclose any arguments that the religious exemption is not based on a sincere belief.
No, but I crafted her religious exemption by among other things, specifically citing Title VII and her right to reasonable accomodations under the law.
Additionally the text specifically cites her Roman Catholic faith, and the fact that participating or benefiting in any way with the sin of abortion is morally unacceptable to Catholics, and therefore vaxxes which have been in any way developed - even tangentially - through the use of aborted fetal cell lines, contravene the Catholic faith.
Finally, I cited the fact that we attend Mass every Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation, & support the Church with our tithes, as well as donate to pro-life charities.
I did this to foreclose any arguments that the religious exemption is not based on a sincere belief.