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a baker job is to bake....and make a living at it..they're personal ideology is irrelevant. the cake doesn't care who eats it..Your opinion is duly noted, however, it doesn't address the OP. How is what you stated addressing Christianity or being Christlike in any way, shape or form?
you ask the wrong question.......it assumes that in order to be "Christlike" one must bake cakes for gay marriage.......a better question is whether it is Christlike to compel people to do things they do not feel is right.......
gay money is just as spendable as strait money..
then again, with all the changes in the look of our currency Abe, George and the other guys look kinda light in the loafers,,,
a baker job is to bake....and make a living at it..they're personal ideology is irrelevant. the cake doesn't care who eats it..you ask the wrong question.......it assumes that in order to be "Christlike" one must bake cakes for gay marriage.......a better question is whether it is Christlike to compel people to do things they do not feel is right.......
gay money is just as spendable as strait money..
then again, with all the changes in the look of our currency Abe, George and the other guys look kinda light in the loafers,,,
Should Adolf Hitler get his mommy and daddy back then?
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/342319-should-a-jewish-bakery-have-the-right-to-deny.html
Should Katy Perry be removing an Allah pendant from her video?
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a baker job is to bake....and make a living at it..they're personal ideology is irrelevant. the cake doesn't care who eats it..
gay money is just as spendable as strait money..
then again, with all the changes in the look of our currency Abe, George and the other guys look kinda light in the loafers,,,
Should Adolf Hitler get his mommy and daddy back then?
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/342319-should-a-jewish-bakery-have-the-right-to-deny.html
Should Katy Perry be removing an Allah pendant from her video?
Katy Perry removes Allah pendant from 'Dark Horse' video after*petition accuses her of blasphemy - NY Daily News
Didn't Jesus deny gays, blacks and the ugly to be baptized?
AS usual, idiot liberals don't even understand the argument.
An American has the right to deny service to anyone for any reason. It's HIS business, it's HIS time, HIS effort, it all belongs to him. It's his right and his rights should supersede the demands of someone else. No one has a right to a portion of the life or effort of another.
The radical so-called fundamentalists Christians up in Arizona tried to get a law passed that would deny service to people gay or perceived as gay in public and private places of business...
The appropriate question is what is Christian about using violence to force your viewpoint onto others?
Not everyone interprets their religious beliefs the same. You have no right to impose anything on others contrary to their individually held beliefs. It's completely unchristian, and quite frankly the actions of an repulsive man.
I concur with you entirely. Everytime a Christian businessman decides to not sell to someone he finds undesirable, he is forcing his viewpoint onto others, but unfortunately for him, at the cost of his own profits. Pretty stupid, don't you think?
I guess if profit is your god, then one might think so. It's not that your viewpoint is not understood, it is simply rejected. Or are you okay with forcing others to conform to your opinion on profit as well?
The radical so-called fundamentalists Christians up in Arizona tried to get a law passed that would deny service to people gay or perceived as gay in public and private places of business.
I'd like to know...what's Christlike about that?
What basis, does one build this argument in the first place?
What the radical RW have done in Arizona is prove exactly how UNCHRISTLIKE they really are by trying to pass this law.
Anyone care to show me how that radical bill they were pushing is Christian?
I'd like to know.
a baker job is to bake....and make a living at it..they're personal ideology is irrelevant. the cake doesn't care who eats it..Your opinion is duly noted, however, it doesn't address the OP. How is what you stated addressing Christianity or being Christlike in any way, shape or form?
you ask the wrong question.......it assumes that in order to be "Christlike" one must bake cakes for gay marriage.......a better question is whether it is Christlike to compel people to do things they do not feel is right.......
gay money is just as spendable as strait money..
then again, with all the changes in the look of our currency Abe, George and the other guys look kinda light in the loafers,,,
didn't I just say that? are you agreeing with me?a baker job is to bake....and make a living at it..they're personal ideology is irrelevant. the cake doesn't care who eats it..
gay money is just as spendable as strait money..
then again, with all the changes in the look of our currency Abe, George and the other guys look kinda light in the loafers,,,
The only person hurt by this is the people who choose not to take the other person's money. If someone doesn't want my money, I am not going to force them to take it and give me service. Doesn't make sense.
MC Donald's has already done that....so has krispy kreme....a baker job is to bake....and make a living at it..they're personal ideology is irrelevant. the cake doesn't care who eats it..you ask the wrong question.......it assumes that in order to be "Christlike" one must bake cakes for gay marriage.......a better question is whether it is Christlike to compel people to do things they do not feel is right.......
gay money is just as spendable as strait money..
then again, with all the changes in the look of our currency Abe, George and the other guys look kinda light in the loafers,,,
can I be in business to bake cakes for only a couple of hundred thousand people?.....do I have to bake cakes for all six billion?.....
last time I checked cake had no religious, sexual or political bias of any kind .didn't I just say that? are you agreeing with me?The only person hurt by this is the people who choose not to take the other person's money. If someone doesn't want my money, I am not going to force them to take it and give me service. Doesn't make sense.
I have to confess, it looked like you were saying the baker should be required to bake gaycake........
The appropriate question is what is Christian about using violence to force your viewpoint onto others?
Not everyone interprets their religious beliefs the same. You have no right to impose anything on others contrary to their individually held beliefs. It's completely unchristian, and quite frankly the actions of an repulsive man.
I concur with you entirely. Everytime a Christian businessman decides to not sell to someone he finds undesirable, he is forcing his viewpoint onto others, but unfortunately for him, at the cost of his own profits. Pretty stupid, don't you think?
Why do cons suck so bad at understanding the basics of how Public Accommodation Laws work?
The radical so-called fundamentalists Christians up in Arizona tried to get a law passed that would deny service to people gay or perceived as gay in public and private places of business.
I'd like to know...what's Christlike about that?
What basis, does one build this argument in the first place?
What the radical RW have done in Arizona is prove exactly how UNCHRISTLIKE they really are by trying to pass this law.
Anyone care to show me how that radical bill they were pushing is Christian?
I'd like to know.
Not to mention his response to my first post in this thread when he argued that I was wrong for pointing out that this is the real issue.That's EXACTLY what I've BEEN saying all along.The government is secular. Even a Christian has the same rights as everyone else. They cannot be forced to do something that violates their beliefs. Obviously you don't like those beliefs. Well, that's just tough.
Thread done.
You apparently need to go back and read your own damn op...
And every time a Christian sells a wedding cake to a hetero couple where one of the two partners was already unfaithful before the marriage, then they are also supporting that sin as well, right?
if a baker knew one of them was cheating on the other and refused to bake the cake for that reason, would there be a lawsuit trying to compel him to bake it anyway?......would there be a public outcry demanding the baker be forced to close his business?.......would there be a clamor for a governor to veto a bill making it okay to refuse to bake a cake for an adulterer?......
that's true...but there is no need to testify and blurt out jesus's name in every thread.this religious soundbite was brought to you by..............
This thread is about religion. If you don't like that, feel free to not post in the religion section.
a baker job is to bake....and make a living at it..they're personal ideology is irrelevant. the cake doesn't care who eats it..Your opinion is duly noted, however, it doesn't address the OP. How is what you stated addressing Christianity or being Christlike in any way, shape or form?
you ask the wrong question.......it assumes that in order to be "Christlike" one must bake cakes for gay marriage.......a better question is whether it is Christlike to compel people to do things they do not feel is right.......
gay money is just as spendable as strait money..
then again, with all the changes in the look of our currency Abe, George and the other guys look kinda light in the loafers,,,
Should Adolf Hitler get his mommy and daddy back then?
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/342319-should-a-jewish-bakery-have-the-right-to-deny.html
Should Katy Perry be removing an Allah pendant from her video?
Katy Perry removes Allah pendant from 'Dark Horse' video after*petition accuses her of blasphemy - NY Daily News
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