Originally posted by RedmikeWould you also support a Christian organisation that refused to provide health insurance to its employees for abortion?
Fantastic!
I'm a customer of the co-op bank, and they're always taking an ethical stance and have refused customers for a number of reasons.
They're quite right to turn this lot away.
Why or why not?
Originally posted by lucifershammerEmployers here don't really provide health insurance. We have a national health service, for everyone. The NHS provides all medical services (well, within reason), including abortions.
Would you also support a Christian organisation that refused to provide health insurance to its employees for abortion?
Why or why not?
If a christian organisation had a health insurance scheme for its employees which was restricted in what you could use it for, I wouldn't really have a problem with this. So long as people knew what they were signing up for. I'd hope they would unionise and press for better benefits, but I accept that the this one might not be on their list.
I wouldn't support this hypothetical christian organisation, but I'd understand.
A bit like Green Party employees not getting a decent car scheme.