Comment: Of course you are likely to get different answers to you question depending on whether the person answering agrees with the  characterization of abortion as a 'medical service'.  In either case though, how do we ignore the question of the moral responsibility of the person who facilitated the abortion at home? I just can't see how the balance tips toward  "our freedoms are in jeopardy" by allowing for religious beliefs to be considered in this hypothetical situation. To me it is similar to saying that, if a conscientious objector's refusal to fight results in an invading army winning a battle and then killing innocents civiliams, the c.o. is morally responsible for the civilians' deaths.  (A conclusion I would reject. ) If the rallying cry for abortion rights is freedom of choice, shouldn't we respect the freedom to choose not to take part in or cooperate with them, for those who find abortions objectionable ?