Am I reading this correctly? Hobby Lobby won???

Does this mean that it is over with ... as far as their fight for freedom to run their company by their Christian convictions?

http://www.cnn.com/2014/06/30/politics/scotus-obamacare-contraception/index.html

Here is lengthy but very good commentary on the Hobby Lobby decision and religious freedom by Al Mohler...

http://www.albertmohler.com/2014/06/30/the-hobby-lobby-decision-a-big-win-for-religious-liberty-and-a-very-revealing-divide-on-the-court/?utm_source=Albert+Mohler&utm_campaign=e57a5ae6a5-Albert_Mohler_Email_June_7_2013&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b041ba0d12-e57a5ae6a5-307585245

I wonder how this ruling will effect all the other regulations that thwart ones right to conduct his business based upon his religious beliefs. Folks who refuse to photograph gay weddings or bake cakes celebrating their ritual or folks meeting at ones house for religious meetings have all felt the heavy hand of the local governments.

Come to think about it I wonder - could a Gentile get a Jewish butcher in trouble for not providing him with pork?

I just happened to find myself shopping in the local Hobby Lobby here at the same time the ruling came down. It wasn't planned I just needed something at that very time yesterday.

Have you noticed how there's such a difference between those who don't support the ruling and those who do? The anti Hobby Lobby spokesmen seem angry in spirit in general and angry and sullen while they voice disrespect. I've noticed they seem this way even without the Hobby Lobby controversy. The pro Hobby Lobby people seem to display the opposite. Meanwhile, the church and its principles will continute to be less and less popular in this culture.

I thought Christians were intolerant?!!

Please continue to pray for revival and
awakening in the church, and nation, and
that the hidden deeds of darkness would
continue to be exposed.

Mike