"Religious organizations are free to operate their ministries without fear of government punishment, and Virginia's law protects that foundational right," ADF senior counsel Kevin Theriot said in a statement. "Our clients are motivated by their faith to offer spiritual guidance, education, pregnancy support, and athletic opportunities to their communities. The commonwealth must respect their right — just like anyone else's — to continue operating by their own internal policies and codes of conduct about life, marriage, and sexuality."
Religious charities, schools in Virginia can require employees to align with their beliefs: ADF
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Mr. Theriot said the nonprofit legal organization is “looking at some potential lawsuits that in states that allow assisted suicide right now,” and “will likely be filing one in the coming days.”
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