Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
Wondering if someone could explain this to me...
You don't hear many stories of a Christian business owner refusing to serve someone who uses the Lord's name in vein, or someone who works on Sunday (by choice), or someone who commits adultery, or someone who worships idols, or someone who gambles/drinks a lot, or someone who doesn't honor his/her parents, etc, but you DO hear stories of Christian business owners refusing to serve a gay customers.
Why just this ONE sin, lol? Why are all the other sins ignored?
I think that's a fair question....
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/22/u...-businesses-to-refuse-to-serve-gays.html?_r=0
I guess ignoring the fact that the people refused service for gay weddings, not gays in general. Are you saying people don't have the right to prefer traditional marriage or the choice not to participate in nontraditional ceremonies?
To clarify, I support a business's right to refuse service to anyone they want. I'm generally a person who wants less government involvement in our lives.
The OP question was why do Christians single gay people out? Why don't they also refuse to serve people who work on Sunday (by choice) - for instance - or a guy who says "Jesus Christ" in vein all of the time, or a guy who gambles and is divorced, or a guy who's known to worship idols, or a guy who doesn't honor his parents, etc?
Why do they single out the gays as the customer of choice to refuse, as if they are the only humans on the planet who sin?
And the answer to the OP remains, "Because how a person exercises his faith is between him and his god. You don't get a vote."