Satanist Sues to Stop Pro-Life Law Telling Women Abortion Kills a “Living Human Being” | LifeNews.com
Micaiah Bilger Mar 6, 2018 | 1:27PM Jefferson City, MO
Satanists aggressively are fighting to overturn a Missouri law that informs women that an abortion kills a “separate, unique, living human being.”
On Monday, the Satanic Temple announced its third lawsuit to challenge state abortion regulations, the AP reports.
Though its previous two lawsuits largely have been unsuccessful, the pro-abortion religious group has not given up. It currently is appealing a similar lawsuit to the Missouri Supreme Court.
Filed on behalf of one of its members, the new lawsuit argues that the state law forced “Judy Doe” to receive a booklet with “factually inaccurate” information that is “designed to dissuade women from getting an abortion,” according to Brinkwire. In addition, it says Doe had to wait 72 hours and consider the information prior to having an abortion.
The Satanists group claims the law violates its First Amendment religious freedom.
Loree Anne Paradise, state Attorney General Josh Hawley’s deputy chief of staff, told the AP that they will “vigorously defend” Missouri’s common sense abortion regulations.
While the Satanists claim the law has “no legitimate secular purpose,” they have failed repeatedly with their court challenges.
Satanist Sues to Stop Pro-Life Law Telling Women Abortion Kills a “Living Human Being” | LifeNews.com
Micaiah Bilger Mar 6, 2018 | 1:27PM Jefferson City, MO
Satanists aggressively are fighting to overturn a Missouri law that informs women that an abortion kills a “separate, unique, living human being.”
On Monday, the Satanic Temple announced its third lawsuit to challenge state abortion regulations, the AP reports.
Though its previous two lawsuits largely have been unsuccessful, the pro-abortion religious group has not given up. It currently is appealing a similar lawsuit to the Missouri Supreme Court.
Filed on behalf of one of its members, the new lawsuit argues 
that the state law forced “Judy Doe” to receive a booklet with “factually inaccurate” information that is “designed to dissuade women from getting an abortion,” according to Brinkwire. In addition, it says Doe had to wait 72 hours and consider the information prior to having an abortion.
The Satanists group claims the law violates its First Amendment religious freedom.
Loree Anne Paradise, state Attorney General Josh Hawley’s deputy chief of staff, told the AP that they will “vigorously defend” Missouri’s common sense abortion regulations.
While the Satanists claim the law has “no legitimate secular purpose,” they have failed repeatedly with their court challenges.