Yes, but it shouldn't come down to "Yahweh or the highway." (With thanks to Stephen Colbert.) Religion should not rear its quid pro quo head where social services open to all are concerned. I don't know to what extent "consumers" always have alternative choices. Think about that one, and the instances where it might not necessarily apply.Quote from RCG Trader:
...But if you go to a hospital that has statues of it's patron Saints prominently displayed, religion might be a factor. The consumer has choices, if they want the pill, Planned Parenthood is the solution. Not a Catholic hospital...
Religion is a right and it should be kept inside its houses of worship, and prevented from seeping out into the secular world where it can hold sway over the political process. Remember the part about separation of church and state, notwithstanding the church's ongoing effort throughout history to expand its purview.