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  by C. Spencer

  Created on: August 01, 2007   Last Updated: January 20, 2012

  In 2004, pharmacist Gene Herr was fired from his job for refusing to fill a prescription for the so-called

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  by Jason Austin

  Created on: August 30, 2007

  I live in the United States of America. I live in a nation which claims that I have the right to be

• 3 of 20

  by Ronald Louis Peterson

  Created on: July 11, 2009

  To a pharmacist who believes that human life begins at conception, the morning after pill is a deadly

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  by Jeff Seiffert

  Created on: July 31, 2007

  Ethics and integrity are two words that have for the most part been forced from the common diction of

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  by dafsdf

  Created on: April 20, 2008

  A persons' stance on this issue should have nothing to do with their views on whether or not the morning

• 6 of 20

  by Megan O'Brian

  Created on: November 22, 2009   Last Updated: February 28, 2010

  While I know that pharmacists cannot be forced to dispense the morning after pill if it violates their

• 7 of 20

  by slim'n'none

  Created on: July 12, 2008

  In the simplest terms of American freedoms, no pharmacist should, nor in fact can they be forced to

• 8 of 20

  by Valentine Logar

  Created on: February 06, 2008   Last Updated: January 05, 2009

  Naturally, no individual should be forced to go against his or her conscience in matters of commerce.

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  by Michelle Williams

  Created on: August 02, 2007

  No, pharmacists should not be forced to violate their religious beliefs to sell anything, nor should

• 10 of 20

  by Katherine White

  Created on: August 07, 2008

  The morning after pill or plan b is not a pill to self inflict abortion. The morning after pill is finally

• 11 of 20

  by Angela S. Young

  Created on: July 27, 2007

  Washington state's recent regulation that requires pharmacists to sell "emergency contraception" or

• 12 of 20

  by Timothy D Heard

  Created on: November 26, 2007

  The "Morning After" pill or the "Mourning After" pill?

  A simple philosophy I have recently discovered

• 13 of 20

  by Carolyn Tytler

  Created on: October 18, 2008

  The First Amendment to the American Constitution states: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment

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  by Laura Clark

  Created on: March 29, 2008

  To ask a pharmacist to violate his religious beliefs by selling a medication is like asking a doctor

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  by Della Bach

  Created on: December 06, 2007

  I believe everyone should be able to hold to their beliefs. I retired from a job of 29 years because

• 16 of 20

  by Arthur J. Byrnes

  Created on: July 30, 2007

  No one should ever be forced to violate their religious convictions.

  But, because some jobs have tasks

• 17 of 20

  by Daniel Carpio

  Created on: July 30, 2007

  A message to the Bible beaters who would try to force their beliefs on us by making our children pray

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  by John W. Losh Ii

  Created on: August 24, 2007

  Anyone who enters into any part of the health care industry, should, in my opinion, consider themselves

• 19 of 20

  by Tom Wynter

  Created on: October 04, 2007

  No, you cannot force anyone to violate their religious beliefs without contravening the fundamental

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  by Veronica Losh

  Created on: July 29, 2007

  No one, under any circumstances, in any profession, should be forced to violate their sincerely held