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Is Providing A Product For Gays Condoning Gays? Because it seems like if you deny those people the sale just because they are gay you are being JUDGMENTAL. Do not judge or be judged.
Which is the bigger sin?
Is Providing A Product For Gays Condoning Gays? Because it seems like if you deny those people the sale just because they are gay you are being JUDGMENTAL. Do not judge or be judged.
Which is the bigger sin?
It's not the providing of a product...it is being personally involved.
If a photographer believes gay marriage is a sin, the law should not require them to ATTEND a gay marriage and be a participant. Same for a caterer, or a florist. Basically, it is a requirement to be a party to sinful behavior...and that is the definition of restricting freedom of religion.
That is far different from simply "providing a product". If a car dealership refused to sell a gay citizen a car because they were gay, that would be a whole nother story.
Is Providing A Product For Gays Condoning Gays? Because it seems like if you deny those people the sale just because they are gay you are being JUDGMENTAL. Do not judge or be judged.
Which is the bigger sin?
You are a world class moron. If a hot dog vendor decides he doesn't want to attend the gay league games he shouldn't be forced to by narcissistic dickheads like you.Catering a wedding is no more 'being a participant' than selling hotdogs at a ballgame is being a participant in the game.
It's not the providing of a product...it is being personally involved.
If a photographer believes gay marriage is a sin, the law should not require them to ATTEND a gay marriage and be a participant. Same for a caterer, or a florist. Basically, it is a requirement to be a party to sinful behavior...and that is the definition of restricting freedom of religion.
That is far different from simply "providing a product". If a car dealership refused to sell a gay citizen a car because they were gay, that would be a whole nother story.
Catering a wedding is no more 'being a participant' than selling hotdogs at a ballgame is being a participant in the game.
By your 'logic' anyone who had a home related business - cleaning carpets, pest control, pool cleaning, landscaping, plumbing, electrician, housekeeping, and on and on,
could refuse to do business with a gay married couple because they were 'participating' in their lifestyle.
Why do you guys always have to come up with ridiculous examples to attempt to make the silly points you try to make? No one in NYC will have a problem finding a hot dog vendor to service a gay wedding and the city would not and could not force anyone to service such a wedding.It's not the providing of a product...it is being personally involved.
If a photographer believes gay marriage is a sin, the law should not require them to ATTEND a gay marriage and be a participant. Same for a caterer, or a florist. Basically, it is a requirement to be a party to sinful behavior...and that is the definition of restricting freedom of religion.
That is far different from simply "providing a product". If a car dealership refused to sell a gay citizen a car because they were gay, that would be a whole nother story.
Catering a wedding is no more 'being a participant' than selling hotdogs at a ballgame is being a participant in the game.
By your 'logic' anyone who had a home related business - cleaning carpets, pest control, pool cleaning, landscaping, plumbing, electrician, housekeeping, and on and on,
could refuse to do business with a gay married couple because they were 'participating' in their lifestyle.
So, if there were 10 hot dog stands in new york, you would be cool with govt forcing one of them to attend a gay wedding to serve hot dogs?
Is Providing A Product For Gays Condoning Gays? Because it seems like if you deny those people the sale just because they are gay you are being JUDGMENTAL. Do not judge or be judged.
Which is the bigger sin?
Why would someone be in favor of government forcing another person to go against their religious beliefs? It seems govt is being judgmental.
It's not the providing of a product...it is being personally involved.
If a photographer believes gay marriage is a sin, the law should not require them to ATTEND a gay marriage and be a participant. Same for a caterer, or a florist. Basically, it is a requirement to be a party to sinful behavior...and that is the definition of restricting freedom of religion.
That is far different from simply "providing a product". If a car dealership refused to sell a gay citizen a car because they were gay, that would be a whole nother story.
Catering a wedding is no more 'being a participant' than selling hotdogs at a ballgame is being a participant in the game.
By your 'logic' anyone who had a home related business - cleaning carpets, pest control, pool cleaning, landscaping, plumbing, electrician, housekeeping, and on and on,
could refuse to do business with a gay married couple because they were 'participating' in their lifestyle.
So, if there were 10 hot dog stands in new york, you would be cool with govt forcing one of them to attend a gay wedding to serve hot dogs?
Why do you guys always have to come up with ridiculous examples to attempt to make the silly points you try to make? No one in NYC will have a problem finding a hot dog vendor to service a gay wedding and the city would not and could not force anyone to service such a wedding.It's not the providing of a product...it is being personally involved.
If a photographer believes gay marriage is a sin, the law should not require them to ATTEND a gay marriage and be a participant. Same for a caterer, or a florist. Basically, it is a requirement to be a party to sinful behavior...and that is the definition of restricting freedom of religion.
That is far different from simply "providing a product". If a car dealership refused to sell a gay citizen a car because they were gay, that would be a whole nother story.
Catering a wedding is no more 'being a participant' than selling hotdogs at a ballgame is being a participant in the game.
By your 'logic' anyone who had a home related business - cleaning carpets, pest control, pool cleaning, landscaping, plumbing, electrician, housekeeping, and on and on,
could refuse to do business with a gay married couple because they were 'participating' in their lifestyle.
So, if there were 10 hot dog stands in new york, you would be cool with govt forcing one of them to attend a gay wedding to serve hot dogs?