The way I see it, if your religion dictates that you not use condoms, don't use condoms. If the government requires hospitals to provide condoms and you find that violates your religion, don't work at, run, or fund a hospital. Its not like there will be no more hospitals, it is a void that will be filled. The public should not suffer just because religious institutions filled that void a long time ago. If they don't want to change with the times they can pick up shop and leave, there is no federal mandate requiring them to continue operations. My wife was denied birth control pills during a hospital stay because it was a "Catholic" hospital, but she did not make the choice to go to a "Catholic" hospital, the ambulance that she contacted over a service that is payed for by her tax dollars (911) brought her there. If you work with the government, you abide by the separation of church and state, but no, its okay if you impede on other people's freedoms, but never if it impedes on your freedom to oppress. I see nowhere in the ACA that dictates anything that violates the personal rights of religious people. It doesn't say YOU as a private citizen are required to give out condoms, it says that people who deal with the welfare of the public are. Hospitals and healthcare are not the sole domain of the religious.