beagle9
Diamond Member
- Nov 28, 2011
- 43,852
- 16,309
There's a law that specifically says that Christians have to bake & dress gay wedding cakes for gays now? Is that what PA laws say or mean, and this when people get right down to it ? What were such laws created for again, I mean before the gays adopted them?They are if they ask them to put two groomsmen on the cake holding hands with a wedding arbor over them and a "bless Adam and Steve's wedding" icing on it.If a Christian's faith makes their profession impossible, find a new profession. As your faith is yours. And its your responsibility to find a job that matches your faith. Not our job to change our laws to match your religion.
Nope, it's your job to shop around and find someone who is cool with depicting two men on a cake "getting married". Not for a pork eater to sue a kosher deli to serve him pork.
Nope. A cake baker bakes cake. And sells it to customers. A Kosher deli doesn't carry pork. And doesn't sell it to anyone.
Killing your false analogy. As no one is asking a cake baker to do anything beyond the services they advertise: baking cakes.
Given that the baker refused to bake any cake, the icing is irrelevant. Cake bakers bake cakes. Ordering a cake from a cake baker isn't unreasonable, extreme, 'cultish' or any of the bizarre words you've awkwardly tried to apply.
PA laws apply to everyone. Including Christians. They don't get to ignore any law they don't like.
They simply CANNOT do such a thing and remain a Christian. It is a de facto forced abdication of their faith at one of its most cherished cores: marriage and family....and by extension...society (Jude 1)
Jude 1 makes no mention of gay marriage, cakes, or any of the other nonsense you've just made up for it. Nor have you once been able to cite any part of Jude 1 that says what you do. You're hallucinating.
Second, if your religion makes it impossible for you to do you job...
....get another job. Matching your profession to your faith is your responsibility. Not ours.