Alabama justice invoked 'the wrath of a holy God' in IVF opinion. Is that allowed?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : In 1979, a year after the world's first IVF baby was born, a coalition of anti-abortion groups denounced the new technology as "morally abhorrent" and persuaded the federal government to block funding for any research in which embryos were destroyed.
49% : But legal standards have typically kept one specific religion, such as Christianity, from imposing its values on everyone."The concern a lot of people have is that we're on a path to theocracy here.
48% : "Over the years, the anti-abortion movement gradually accepted some reproductive technologies, as long as no embryos were destroyed during their use," said Margaret Marsh, a historian and professor at Rutgers University.

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