Frederick Gedicks

Brigham Young University

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Guy Anderson Chair and Professor of Law at Brigham Young University Law School

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Religious organizations are fighting some mandates of the Affordable Care Act , but it's not about cost. It's about moral objections to contraception.

Contraceptives, Obamacare and Religious Freedom

Religious organizations are fighting some mandates of the Affordable Care Act , but it's not about cost. It's about moral objections to contraception.

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