Re: “How about if a gay couple comes in and orders off the menu?
Can you refuse to serve them due to religious objections?”
I guess I don’t understand your question. What does a gay person ordering “off menu” have to do with religious objections? Unless they want me to make a “penis” cake or cater for a same-sex wedding, I don’t see any grounds for refusing service.
How about if the owner of a limo rental company wanted to refuse to rent a limo for a same-sex wedding? When he is renting for traditional marriages?
“Unless they want me to make a “penis” cake or cater for a same-sex wedding, I don’t see any grounds for refusing service.”
What grounds are there to to refuse service for that?