human
Thank you. That's what I thought (re: law and religion).

It's much like the Catholics in Colorado when sued over the deaths of a couple of twins in their care.
http://denver.cbslocal.com/2013/02/04/catholic-hospital-takes-surprise-stance-in-twin-fetus-death-lawsuit/

Most Christians will happily pack up their religious beliefs in the old kit bag when it looks like it will impinge on their pocketbooks. It's called "compartmentalization." 

And this same approach to life allows folks who "respect women more than anybody!" to in the next breath brag about executing unwanted sexual advances and assault without missing a beat!

Oh, and we love the law when it agrees with us (much like many folks' view of scripture) and despise it when we don't.

As you cringing about being off topic? :) Right.
gpt
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