Nope, because I don’t it is important, but if you are going to take stance on sin, why just one and it has only been that one?
Does sin matter?
No, I get what you are saying, but it rips open the whole hypocrisy of the “we will not serve gays” movement.
It is like the pizza guy who refused to provide pizza to a meal for a same sex wedding. It is easy to look up in online public records to see if one is divorced or has out of wedlock kids. But they don’t. No one even says anything. In fact, no other sin garners that level of social animosity.
Part of my issue is that “religious rights” have been stretched so thin they intrude on individual rights. Opposing same sex weddings is no different than what was once a strong religious opposition to interracial marriage. If you live in a conservative town in a red state…with no more public accommodation laws…will find you find anyone willing to be your wedding planner, rent you a venue, take photographs, cater? Expand that housing and jobs, all could be (and have been) denied. What happened to your rights for equal treatment?