Redfish bloviates, nothing more, as does RMK.
One, the Constitution prevents majority discrimination against minority civil liberties.
Two, the OP is Should Churches be forced to accomodate for homosexual weddings?, which I think almost all of us agree with unless churches violate public accommodation laws.
Well, it's the same thing as a wedding cake shop. I'm not making a cake for a homosexual 'wedding'. I don't care about your laws. My Bible says that's not for me to be a part of. So... I'm not going to do it.
"Then you'll be fined".
Fine, still not doing it.
"Then you'll be closed!"
Fine, I'll reopen, and continue living as I know is right.
"But it's the law! You'll go to jail!"
Fine. I'll go to jail, get back out, re-open and continue as I know is right.
"But but but but"
Don't care. This is not a negotiable issue to me. I'm going to live according to how G-d said, and you are not going to stop me. You can do anything you want, I'm still going to live as know is right, up to the point of death.
So unless you plan to enact the death penalty for not baking a cake for a homo, you better get used to us following our religious freedom.