Ravi
Diamond Member
I told you that you didn't need to answer and yet you did, making yourself appear even stupider.OK so you agree that religious objections to a business proposal are valid.No, because he never works on Saturday. And a church with a priest that rants against gays isn't going to hold a gay marriage in his church.Well here's a twist that turns it around.How about this....
A gay photographer was approached to photograph a heterosexual wedding at a church. The church has a Priest who is known for his "anti gay" position and sermons and she refuses to be exposed to it during the ceremony...so she declines.
Do you feel the heterosexual couple has the right to claim discrimination?
The best cake baker in town is also an Orthodox Jew whose store is closed on Saturday. A Christian couple want to have a wedding cake, and they want it delivered on the wedding day, which is almost always Saturday in Christian churches.
The baker refuses, citing his inability to work on Saturday.
Should the couple be able to sue the baker to force him to work on Saturday, against his religious beliefs?
Are you two really as stupid as you appear? No need to answer, it was a rhetorical question.
Case closed. Thanks for playing.