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'''Right of Conscience''' also known as the Freedom of Conscience or Natural Right, is a judgment of right and wrong whereby human laws are invalidated if they infringe on the religious beliefs of an individual.

'''Right of Conscience''' also known as the Freedom of Conscience or Natural Right, is a judgement of right and wrong whereby human laws are invalidated if they infringe on the religious beliefs of an individual.

==Healthcare Right of Conscience==

==Healthcare Right of Conscience==

An example of right of conscience in healthcare would involve [[Christians]] healthcare workers refusing to provide services such as [[abortion]], artificially inseminatation, [[contraceptio]]n and end-of-life issues. Ethical medical care has been the foundation of medicine for over 2500 years, as defined by the  Hippocratic Oath. <ref>[http://www.cbhd.org/resources/healthcare/collett_2004-04-27.htm  Protecting the Health Care Provider's Right of Conscience] Center for Bioethics</ref>

An example of right of conscience in healthcare would involve [[Christians]] healthcare workers refusing to provide services such as [[abortion]], artificially inseminatation, [[contraception]] and end-of-life issues. Ethical medical care has been the foundation of medicine for over 2500 years, as defined by the  Hippocratic Oath. <ref>[http://www.cbhd.org/resources/healthcare/collett_2004-04-27.htm  Protecting the Health Care Provider's Right of Conscience] Center for Bioethics</ref>

==Challenges to Healthcare Right of Conscience==

==Challenges to Healthcare Right of Conscience==