A TN Judge made a ruling recently denying a divorce because of the USSC Gaystapo ruling.
In essence it goes like this: Since only the legislative body can make law and courts can only strike law not create it, and the USSC was not specific on striking sections of existing state laws, their ruling in effect struck all marriage laws in all states that had a prohibition on Fictional Marriages.
Arguably, until the legislators of those states create new laws and get them passed, there are no laws authorizing marriage in those states. Thus the Clerk was obeying the law as the Gov cannot make law and his order had no effect.
A Nebraska trucking company fired a Muslim for refusing to drive a truck with a load of Alcohol. The DOJ sued the company for 200,000 and won, saying in part that they violated his religious beliefs.
This is really just an attack on Christianity (which was the intent of gay marriage in the first place (my opinion).)