Are Americans kind of forced to support LGBT standpoints?

[Urbanredneck]

Back to the OP, yes.

[Spectre_of_Pithecanthropus]

@CelticKnot

There are prohibitions on participating in pagan religious activities in Romans and 1 Corinthians. Many Christians extrapolate that to modern life, and see a homosexual wedding as going against God’s word, so the prohibition applies.
And people can type it until eternity, but they can’t convince me that decorating a cake isn’t creating an artwork.

I could possibly be convinced that the baker should not be forced to include specific words or imagery in the decoration that is contrary to his religious beliefs, but I don’t think they should be able to refuse to serve a couple at all just because they happen to be gay.

[Voyager]

@Spectre_of_Pithecanthropus

I could possibly be convinced that the baker should not be forced to include specific words or imagery in the decoration that is contrary to his religious beliefs, but I don’t think they should be able to refuse to serve a couple at all just because they happen to be gay.

I wonder if these bakers reject making cakes for Hindu weddings, which are a lot closer to pagan than Christian gay ones.