I am not sure how the plaintiffs can argue that they should be able to both enjoy the protections that incorporation provides individual owners and the privileges of personal religious belief within their corporations. It sounds to me like wanting to have your cake and eat it, too. Perhaps the owners should give up their corporations and revert to private ownership. Also, I wonder if my sincerely held religious beliefs approved of slavery or polygamy, would President Harrison still argue that the government ought to allow that due to the sincerity of my religious conviction. These, no doubt, are issues that the Supreme Court will consider. The church once held its beliefs, and suffered for them within a culture that it found hated the ways of Christ's followers. Sometimes the church also found it had brought the culture into the church and had other problems to work out. Certainly, these are times that call for humility, prayer, love for all and reflection upon the Word of God embodied in Jesus Christ.