I'm sure you've got a source for your claim. My claim was based on the draft rule.

But here's the thing: the mandate was not approved by Congress. It was devised by the Obama administration. Nothing in the ACA actually requires the mandate, but the HHS retains the discretion to impose it. So, in theory, it could go away. But this draft rule does not propose completely eliminating the mandate, simply allowing exceptions for religious and moral reasons. Claiming any business could object to the mandate for "any reason" is overstating your case. 

I don't think the mandate is worth more years of litigation, especially since the government keeps losing. And as I said, most plans will continue to cover them. As Therese points out, if you want contraceptives, don't go to work for nuns. Work elsewhere.