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Tasmania is not unique in its willingness to establish a religious adherence when it comes to the practice of medicine.

“This is a form of unjust discrimination against professionals on the basis of their personal beliefs and, indirectly, a form of discrimination against patients who share the same beliefs and who may wish to be treated by professionals with a sympathetic understanding of their position.”

www.anglican-mainstream.net
Guidelines confirm that doctors and nurses who oppose controversial emergency contraception on ‘moral or religious’ grounds cannot receive key specialist qualifications

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“…when you see an elbow or a foot moving across your bump that’s something else. It was more powerful than anything the trolls said to me.”

Yep, a lesson in persuasion…

www.mirror.co.uk
Controversial Josie describe in her own words why she says the baby kicking her was as if the baby was saying

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