>> But those "beliefs" you talk about have nothing to do with the wedding.
>> You believe that a sexual act between two people of the same sex is
>> immoral. That has nothing to do with the wedding, let alone the cake.

>> People can have sex outside of marriage, so the act of getting married
>> just changes the relationship between the two people.  It does not make
>> the marriage immoral.

>> Baking a cake for what you KNOW is a `marriage' that goes against your own >
> Christian principles and Scriptural teachings, makes YOU a participant in >
> what Christians see as a sinful, evil act; sodomy.

Only if you believe that both parties were celibate and would remain celibate
forever if they did not get married.  Otherwise the act that you consider
immoral is going to take place, with or without a cake, with or without a
wedding, with or without any marriage of any type.  In fact, if you believe
that sex outside of marriage is also immoral, or if you believe that
promiscuity in general is also immoral, then you should want them to get
married even if you believe that homosexual acts are immoral.  If they are
going to have sex anyway, then having it outside of marriage ought to make it
doubly immoral to you.

> There are 17 other bakeries in that city.

Doesn't justify discrimination in public accommodations.

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