[posterchild]

Is the law really as narrow as described by most journalists? Is it specifically about ‘deeply held religious beliefs’ and only about homosexuality?

[ClearCase_guy]

For me, a key point is that the bakery in question would sell cakes, pies and pastry to the homosexual couple. The business was happy to have customers, and was not discriminating. BUT the bakery drew the line at creating a cake which glorified the sin of homosexuality. That was the problem. And the state said: "You must."

I wonder if anyone will go to a black-owned bakery and ask them to make a cake which says "I love the KKK"? They couldn't say No, could they?