[Prince of Space]

It’s not whether the customer is a sinner — which we ALL are — it’s that the Christian vendor is being asked to participate (or celebrate) in a wedding that they consider an abomination before God. Its akin to giving your friend money to get an abortion and driving her to the abortion clinic. Yeah, you didn’t actually perform the abortion, but you sure helped your friend acquire one.

[TexasFreeper2009]

If I consider Islam to be an abomination ... can I refuse to make a cake for some Islamic holiday?

(serious question)

[PieterCasparzen]

It’s not whether the customer is a sinner — which we ALL are — it’s that the Christian vendor is being asked to participate (or celebrate) in a wedding that they consider an abomination before God. Its akin to giving your friend money to get an abortion and driving her to the abortion clinic. Yeah, you didn’t actually perform the abortion, but you sure helped your friend acquire one.

The cake is not legally any part of the wedding, which will go on with or without the cake.

Performing the ceremony is all that directly has to do with the Bible. The rest is just arms-length commercial transactions with heathens and pagans. The clothing, the limo, the rented chairs, etc.

That being said, anyone should have a right to refuse to do business with anyone else, i.e., freedom of contract. A contract, I was always taught, is not legally binding unless both parties freely enter into the contract. One or the other can't be coerced, etc., or it's not legally binding. But today the law does not seem to matter much to government; they do as they will.

Whatever the baker does, the degenerates will do what they will do. They are heading towards destruction.

The key point is that sodomy is legal AT ALL. If it was not, this would be a non-issue.

When sodomy was legalized - decades ago - this battle was lost.