Wednesday, March 2, 2011
The "sweet mystery of life" passage and conscience protection
Prof. Mark Rienzi writes, at Public Discourse, and adapting (I think) a longer law-review piece, that the Court's Casey decision provides support for a constitutional conscience right of health-care providers to refuse to perform abortions. Worth reading.
https://mirrorofjustice.blogs.com/mirrorofjustice/2011/03/the-sweet-mystery-of-life-passage-and-conscience-protection.html
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Let us not forget, in the sweet mystery of Life, all persons, regardless of race or ethnicity, exist in relationship. What has been counter-intuitive for all who respect the sweet mystery of Life, is the claim that the child in their mother's womb is not their mother's son or daughter and thus not a person entitled to the full protection of our Constitution, and then continue to refer to the rights of the mother while denying there is a son or daughter.