If a bar refuses to serve a drunk — is the bar owner a bigot?
If a daycare refuses to hire a child molester — is the daycare owner a bigot?
If a preacher refuses to officiate over a three person wedding — is the preacher a bigot?
RE: If a bar refuses to serve a drunk — is the bar owner a bigot?
If a daycare refuses to hire a child molester — is the daycare owner a bigot?
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Notice how these people are protected — they object to the BEHAVIOR of those they refuse to serve. If these folks BEHAVED, they would have been served.
Same principle should apply to gays.
It is not their being gay that’s the problem, it’s their forcing people to participate in a BEHAVIOR Christians object to that’s the problem.
The law should protect Christians from PARTICIPATING in a BEHAVIOR that is against their religious beliefs. THAT is what RFRA is all about.