Elizabeth Patton, Kelli Stidham Hall, and Vanessa Dalton examined associations between religious affiliation and attitudes toward employer-provided insurance coverage of contraception and abortion services, as well as the exclusion of religious institutions from otherwise mandated coverage. They found that religious women’s attitudes toward reproductive health care policies are complex – and certainly less clear than portrayed by recent religion-based challenges to the ACA contraceptive mandate.

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