[steplock]

if "your" pharmacist believes in moral values that do not meet yours, simply go to another - do not FORCE your (immoral to him) values on him.

I do not follow any "Christian Scientist" or other like religious system, I am simply speaking on the CONSTITUTION of the UNITED STATES.

[Phantom Lord]

if "your" pharmacist believes in moral values that do not meet yours, simply go to another - do not FORCE your (immoral to him) values on him.

I do not follow any "Christian Scientist" or other like religious system, I am simply speaking on the CONSTITUTION of the UNITED STATES.

Please point to me the article in the Constitution that provides an employee the right to not fulfill their job duties that they find objectionable to their moral view.

[vikk]

So he should confiscate the prescription too? Please point me to the article in the Constitution.

If this guy is the owner, then fine. Do what you want. Put up a sign stating your beliefs and save yourself the drama. If he doesn't own the shop, then he needs to find an employer who'll support his views, because he doesn't have a leg to stand on.

As many have noted already, there are women who take those pills for other issues.

[UsnDadof8]

if "your" pharmacist believes in moral values that do not meet yours, simply go to another - do not FORCE your (immoral to him) values on him.

This pharmacist seems like he believes that contraception is wrong yet stealing is okay. Is stealing a moral value? Not in my church, it isn't.

[Melas]

We're a funny lot in Texas. We expect our citizens, even pharmacists to obey the law.