Mere sincerity
[...]some 50, reputable, conservative Catholic ethicists wrote an amici curae brief to defend the Little Sisters' claim that 'No' means 'Yes'. [...]more importantly, there are significant moral problems created by not allowing a merely sincere objection to obeying a law, eve...
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