[Phantom Lord]

How is it a violation of ones religious rights? Do your religious rights override your duty to perform you job as required by your employer? Don't want to dispense drugs that cause discomfort or possibly violate your religious standards? Don't become a pharmasist.

[MeanWestTexan]

"Don't become a pharmasist."

Or rather, don't become an employee of WalGreens.

Go work for (or own) a pharmacy that shares your views.

[JamesP81]

Do your religious rights override your duty to perform you job as required by your employer?

In a word, yes. Jesus asked his apostles to follow him and it led to the death of almost all of them, usually in very horrible ways. If H expects that, I think he also expects us to do the right thing here, even if it means losing your job.

Don't want to dispense drugs that cause discomfort or possibly violate your religious standards? Don't become a pharmasist.

Probably a good idea. Although, if everyone did this and half the nation's pharmacists quit their jobs that could cause some difficulties, to say the least.

[wideawake]

Don't become a pharmasist.

Pharmacists, like doctors and all other human beings, have an obligation not to injure or kill people.

It is not a pharmacist's professional obligation as a pharmacist to dispense abortifacients.

[Ronaldus Magnus]

Do your religious rights override your duty to perform you job as required by your employer?

Adolf 'I was just following my employer's orders' Eichmann didn't think so, either.