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Never mind “Christian” beliefs. What about “Jewish” beliefs, or even Muslim beliefs? Will the “rights” of customers force resteraunt owners, Jewish or Muslim to served food that utterly violates their deeply held beliefs. After all the Christian “patron” may well want a HAM steak for his meal. Will someone demand the “right” to have Chinese food in a KOSHER dining room?
People of varying religions actually close their businesses on religious holidays, thus depriving a customer of his/he “right” to patronize that business. Will the business owner soon lose their right, as this country was founded, to direct their own business according to their religious beliefs.
In a well publicized case, the couple desiring a cake was in no way prevented from obtaining a cake in celebration of their wedding. I’m quite sure there were several other
bakeries in the are ready and HAPPY to oblige
What we are seeing is an society developing that is truly AGENDA driven people whose basic motto is “I WANT...”
I have heard the expression “The ME generation”. I think this is a prime example.