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Printer Friendly(Worthy News) – New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a supporter of abortion in the Empire State, signed Senate Bill 660 on Nov. 8, requiring all employers—including churches, religious schools, faith-based pregnancy care centers, and religious nonprofits—to disavow their beliefs about abortion, contraception, and sexual morality by forcing them to hire and employ those who refuse to abide by the organizations’ statements of faith.
Attorneys with the Alliance Defending Freedom recently filed a lawsuit in federal court against the state of New York challenging the law that forces them to hire employees who disagree with the fundamental beliefs and mission of the organizations.
ADF filed the lawsuit on behalf of Rochester pregnancy care center CompassCare, First Bible Baptist Church, and other groups, including the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates, an association of pro-life pregnancy centers. [ Source: CBN News (Read More…) ]
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