Two, four, six, eight, seven, eight, the Texas Day!

On the day that Roe v. Wade was overturned, religion took some hits.

Protest, chance, signs, keep your religion off my body.

But a lot of religious people were furious about the decision too.

In a written response to the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the congregation, La Dore Vador,

says the United States Supreme Court's decision and Florida's own anti-abortion law criminalizes

the practice of Judaism.

A synagogue is suing state of Florida, Governor Rhonda Santis, and a handful of others, alleging

the state's 15-week abortion ban in fringes on the religious freedom of Jews.

This is an abomination, and we will fight it with every fiber of our being.

The Jews have an indomitable spirit.

We're used to being oppressed, and we're used to fighting bad.

Coming up on today's explained religious law versus the law.

In a world where change is accelerating, how do we find meaning, comfort, and connection?

Whatever your spiritual beliefs, if any, the PRX podcast How God Works offers a rare

combination of cutting-edge science and ancient wisdom meant to help us all grapple with

some of life's biggest questions.

Join me, Dave Dosteno, for Season 3. From meditation to psychedelics and burning man to

techshabot, we're going to take a look at what role spirituality might play in what comes

next, available on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

It's today explained I'm Noelle King, so about that lawsuit.

Rabbi Jen Later serves as a spiritual leader at Temple Israel in the Detroit area.

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