Likewise a Christian bakery that does not normally do wedding cakes can not be forced to do one regardless of who the client is.
But Christian or Muslim bakers who DO wedding cakes are not allowed at all to knowingly make them for what is not allowed: a celebration of two women or two men lying together in the Biblical sense. You're going to lose this one in court. You might as well give up. The courts long ago erred in saying "homosexuality is inborn". And using that as the premise to proceed. It is, in fact, behavioral. And that key legal distinction means they cannot force other people to play along if that behavior is abhorrent to them.
You'll see....mark my words...
Its already beginning:
Judge rules in favor of California baker who refused to design wedding cake for same-sex couple
According to court documents from the ruling in favor of Tastries Bakery:
"A wedding cake is not just cake in Free Speech analysis
. It is an artistic expression by the person making it that is to be used traditionally as centerpiece in the celebration of marriage.
There couldnot be greater form of expressive conduct. Here... They plan celebration to declare the validity of their marital union and their enduring love for one another.
The State asks this court to compel Miller against her will and religion to allow her artistic expression in celebration of marriage to be co-opted to promote the message desired by same-sex marital partners, and with which Miller disagrees.
Identifying the interests here as implicating First Amendment protections does not end the inquiry...
Furthermore, here the state minimizes the fact that Miller has provided for an alternative means for potential customers to receive the product they desire through the services of another talent" -- Miller recommended her competitor to the same-sex couple after refusing to design them a cake.
The ruling goes on to say that
"
the fact that Rodriguez-Del Rios feel they will suffer indignity from Miller’s choice is not sufficient to deny constitutional protection."....
Maybe this helped:
The President has instructed me to issue guidance interpreting religious liberty protections in federal law, as appropriate. Exec. Order No. 13798 § 4, 82 Fed. Reg. 21675 (May 4, 2017). Consistent with that instruction, I am issuing this memorandum and appendix to guide all administrative agencies and executive departments in the execution of federal law.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-r...nload?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery