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Also, a wedding cake baked by a person who doesn’t believe in gay marriage (and that is not always a religious person) can contain nasty things that no one will know about - even after they’ve consumed it. Which is why I don’t understand why anyone would order food from someone who doesn’t like them.
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I’ve been thinking the same thing! If the government is going to start forcing bakers to violate their religious conscience and bake wedding cakes for same-sex couples, then I say what a more glorious opportunity to make a sudden on-the-spot “pit stop” while mixing the ingredients!
Unfortunately, religious people will not do this. But there are lots of people who dislike gay marriage and are not above a few extra ingredients in the cake mix. In perusing my usual gay blogs, they never seem to think about this...
“I’ve been thinking the same thing! If the government is going to start forcing bakers to violate their religious conscience and bake wedding cakes for same-sex couples, then I say what a more glorious opportunity to make a sudden on-the-spot “pit stop” while mixing the ingredients!”
Haribo gummy bears. Lots of them. Might change the plans for their “wedding” night.
Oh, dear no, please! That is not a Christian response at all. Another Freeper suggested that the business people pray while they work, put Scripture verses on the cakes (although I suppse they could be sued for not giving them what they ordered), or something like that.
I think Christians have 2 choices. They can either refuse and suffer for their faith, which we are called to do. Or, they could contract the work out to people who do not object to homosexual “marriage”, and then donate any profit to a charity (perhaps one that helps homosexuals repent) or to a church.
Retaliating is not an option.
Most Christians wouldn’t do that.
Though they might put some gospel verse leaflets in the cake, or even on the pan under the cake. There’s more than one way to turn a demonic lemon into gospel lemonade.