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Which is irrelevant because an individual does not have a burden of proof in such cases to prove their religious beliefs all that has to be shown is that the business discriminated because they believed a protected characteristic applied to the customer and that was then the basis for the refusal of service (i.e. unlawful discrimination).
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Wrong. The Kleins refused because the gay sex behaviors stalking their business for their inquisition for their cult, defied the Klein's core religious beliefs to never promote the sin (verb), no matter what the inquisitors (noun) did or do to them. That is their test.
And speaking of tests...when this reaches the USSC for a Constitutional Test...which do you think will prevail? Non-enumerated things supposedly covering a come-lately law designed to promote a gay sex cult...forcing Christians to their knees under duress and threats? Or the 1st Amendment where the Klein's rights to religion in their daily lives, everywhere (the right is never extinguished), association and freedom of speech are enumerated and iron-clad?