And no one's asking you or any other Christian to 'leave' America or 'change,' only understand and obey the law just like everyone else – understand that public accommodations laws in no way 'interfere' with 'religious liberty,' and that religious beliefs do not 'exempt' someone from obeying a just and proper laws, such as public accommodations laws.Kay thanks for quoting something you dont consider to make sure you mentioned you dont consider it.
Just in case.
I actually agree with her though. That's why I'm replying. It's to let everyone know what we think, not because we care what you think.
This is a difficult concept, but I believe in G-d. And he is who I am worried about pleasing. Not man. So when a man says he thinks I'm a bad person.... ok? So? Your opinion of me, isn't important. G-d's opinion is.
So you don't have empathy for me. And I should care why? G-d, does have empathy for me. That's what I care about.
So why am I here on this forum? Again... to let everyone know that Christians are still in America... we're not leaving... and we're not changing. So, best get used to it.
Otherwise you're at liberty to believe in your 'god' and practice your religion as you see fit, no one is seeking to prevent you from doing so.
Well my religion says that I should not have anything to do with homosexual marriage. My business makes wedding cakes.
I have the right to practice my religion. I also have freedom of association.
I will follow your public accommodation laws, up to the point they violate my religious laws. G-d is greater than man, on the authority list.
Therefore... where a gay couple comes in and demands I make them a cake for their wedding... the answer is "no".
religious beliefs do not 'exempt' someone from obeying a just and proper laws, such as public accommodations laws
If that means that I can say "no" to the gay couple wanting a wedding cake from me, ok. We're in agreement, and everything is fine.
If you think I'm going to make a cake for a gay wedding because of accommodation laws.... sorry. That's not happening. I don't care if you think it exempts me from 'obeying proper laws' or not. We're not doing it.
Now what?
So if you were a Realtor and a gay couple came in looking for a house...God's law is that you let them go without shelter?
Some "god" you've got there.
G-d is not really concerned with what the pagans think.
Psalm 2:4
The One enthroned in heaven laughs; the Lord scoffs at them.
One of my favorite verses.
Back to your red herring.
No, I would have no problem with selling a home to a gay couple. The problem is the sin, not the sinner.
Unless it is sinful to sell a home, then there is no problem.
The problem with providing a cake for a gay wedding, is the gay wedding itself, not the people involved.
If a gay couple walked into my pizza shop, I'd be more than happy to sell them all the pizza in the store. If they said they wanted pizza for their gay wedding, then I'd say no.
Wait, what if they're not 55 (over 55 neighborhoods) and they're gay?
Uh oh... I see backlash coming at retirement communities the first time they deny a fag under 55 the right to buy in the sub-division.that is for 55 year old and above
What's up with that?
-Geaux