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Protest against healthcare law by closing ALL church owned HOSPITALS.

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ericmatteson...@hotmail.com

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Feb 5, 2012, 1:42:59 PM2/5/12
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It is extremely unfair for government to require
employees of church owned hospitals and Universities
to buy health insurance policies that pay for
abortion pills ( RU-486 and RU-Pentium )
in the United States
and it is unfair for church owned hospitals
and universities to be required to provide
abortion pills and surgical abortions.
It is my utmost hope that all churches
including the Catholic Church will immediately
CLOSE all church owned hospitals UNTIL
THE ENTIRE MANDATORY HEALTH INSURANCE
UNFAFFORDABLE CARE ACT OF 2010 IS REPEALED
by the congress of the United States.
Closing ALL church owned hospitals will
help SHOW that God opposes abortions
and that God is more important than
secular governments.
Republicans promised to repeal the 2010
health care law but they made only one
lazy attempt and they never even tried
to DEFUND the healthcare law.
In November of 2012 Democrats are expected
to retake the house of Representatives
and the U.S. Senate because the Republican
candidate for president is pro abortion and
is not qualified
to serve as president.
The easiest time to repeal mandatory health
insurance is now before the 2010 election.
It is extremely unfair to require everyone
to buy health insurance.
It is unfair to use those premiums to pay
for abortions.
Churches have a moral obligation to lobby
voters and politicians to repeal
the entire mandatory health insurance
unaffordable care act of 2010.
Failure to immediately close all church owned
hospitals until mandatory health insurance is
repealed will result in premiums that are
paid BY CHURCH PEOPLE to be used to pay
for hundreds of millions of additional
ABORTIONS in the United States.
Churches need to SHOW that God opposes abortions!!
ericmatteson...@hotmail.com

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