A Marion Superior Court judge ruled that for a specific group of individuals, the act of terminating a pregnancy can be considered a protected religious exercise.

Yeah, keep going, let's see what you really mean.

Specifically, the plaintiffs detailed beliefs rooted in Jewish law, where abortion may be required to safeguard the mental, emotional, or physical wellbeing of a pregnant person – even without a direct threat to life. This nuanced interpretation formed the core of the court’s reasoning.

There it is. Only jews can abort, because reasons.

The case is now progressing through the Indiana appellate courts, with the potential for review by the state’s Supreme Court.

Let's see how much money gets tossed at this to protect their right to kill certain babies.