Since I don't believe homosexuality is a sin, your point is moot. If you yourself think it is a sin, don't do it yourself. Otherwise, piss off with your morals and stick them where the sun don't shine.
No see that's just the thing. What you think and feel about Christian morals, including homosexuality not being allowed to insert itself into the core of any society (like it is using marriage today) is irrelevant to others' 1st Amendment rights to not participate. Your not giving a shit about the Klein's morals doesn't affect that their right to refuse to enable homosexuality taking over our culture. They have that right. And the reason they have that right is that it is specifically supported by acute reference in two places in the US Constitution. Whereas with just some deviant sex behaviors but not others, each and all repugnant to the majority, there is no written protection
anywhere in the Constitution....for
anything related to deviant sex behaviors....including marriage. The words "sexual orientation" do not appear anywhere in the US Constitution.
Loving v Virginia did not disrupt existing state laws that said "marriage is between a man and a woman". There are few examples in state law that say "marriage is between any combination of adults whatsoever". Any state that says "marriage is allowed regardless of sexual orientation" can currently be sued by polygamists and incest or any other adult combination for different types of sexual orientation. Worldwatcher above just outlined why polygamy and incest marriage are already legal according to the logic and Ruling of Obergefell: when it comes to sexual orientation, they cannot be singled out for exclusion...
And remember, kids are always involved when the word "marriage" comes up, as the Rule. So when these types of adult arrangements are sanctioned by a state, the state will have to bear the outfall of the fruits of those rotten trees. Some return on tax-break investments, eh?