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Yes but customers can also choose to boycott that business because that's how the free market works Remember that lady from Memphis who ran a hat shop and compared vaccines to the holocaust? She was out of business the next day

Personally I think it's dumb for a business to turn down a paying customer, as the whole point of running a business is to make money. Unless it was something outrageous like a Hitler cake or something But people speak with their wallets so I feel like if the bakery doesn't want to bake the cake...

My point is that there are people on this forum that think other people not believing in their religion is somehow persecution against them. It's not I was replying to the comment about people "denying Jesus". Last time I checked, everyone has a constitutional right to follow or not follow...

I don't know but I don't believe they should be coerced because that's freedom of religion just like people have freedom to not follow your religion

Is anyone holding a gun to your head and forcing you to get gay married?

You're wrong. The amendment clause to the Constitution says all laws must serve a secular purpose

For the same reason 19 men flu planes at the buildings All night of living They believe anyone who isn't Muslim deserves to die

Which they have a constitutional right to do.

When you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression So you think someone else gaining something takes something away

False equivalency and red herring Same-sex couples don't have abortions. We already covered this

If your religion says you can't do something then fine don't do it I have no problem with that But if you say your religion says I can't do something then we have a problem You don't see anywhere in the Bible where it says to force your religion on other people through legislation or otherwise...

Disagree. Secular law protects everyone's rights because one religion doesn't get special treatment over another

Marriage isn't mentioned at all in the Constitution but I bet you would be singing a different tune if they tried to say you can't get married at all. I would say it falls under the right to the pursuit of happiness. Also supreme Court decides what is or isn't constitutional

Yes you are because you're trying to use biblical principles to stop someone from performing a legal marriage. That's the definition of theocracy

They let it happen because America is a constitutional republic and not a theocracy. Supreme Court decided that same-sex couples have the same constitutional rights as any other couple If you act according to biblical law, you're going to be a criminal in any state in america. That's why we...

Yes we do. Same reason the government had to tell States they can't stop interracial couples from getting married

No. It's not That's literally how marriage works. You're not married until you purchase the marriage license and sign it

The state decides. That's the law. You can have a church waiting with all the bills and whistles but you're still not married until you sign that contract with the state

As for the government getting involved in marriage, remember when the government had to get involved in tell the states they can't stop interracial couples from getting married?

Abortion terminates life. Two same-sex couples getting married doesn't. If you don't see the difference I can't help you. One thing I can say with 100% certainty is that a same-sex couple will never have an abortion