What would you do gay cake

A lesbian couple enters a bakery with hopes of buying a cake for their wedding. The baker, however, says gay marriage conflicts with his beliefs. A lesbian couple is engaged to be married, so they need to order a wedding cake. The baker they chat with, however, says gay marriage conflicts with his beliefs, so he turns them away.

The general format is that a gay couple ask a local baker to bake them a cake, perhaps for their wedding. The cake typically includes some kind of symbol or message promoting homosexuality: a slogan, a rainbow sign, etc, or maybe even just a groom-and-groom on top of the cake instead of a bride-and-groom.

In an episode of ABC's 'What Would You Do?', a lesbian couple is denied a wedding cake by a baker who claims that gay marriage conflicts with his beliefs. The episode explores how other customers react to this situation, sparking a discussion on lesbian wedding cake discrimination.

Pastor Gabe's Blog: Would Jesus Bake a Gay Wedding Cake?

The legal clash between Phillips, who claimed religious liberty, and the same-sex couple for whom he refused to bake a cake, who claimed discrimination, made it all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. This service allows you to sign up for or associate a Google AdSense account with HubPages, so that you can earn money from ads on your articles.

Jump to Last Post of 10 discussions 18 posts. He would have told a sinner to repent before something worse happened to them, as He did in John We partner with Say Media to deliver ad campaigns on our sites. A lot of self-righteous alleged values can B tossed 4 a price. It also says love thy neighbor.

But he did not sell her a box of condoms! Behar: You can believe the Bible and everything, but Jesus, that's a deal-breaker. That's a common argument when addressing cases of this kind, but it doesn't apply. If your argument is, "Why make a federal case out of this? By Briana Heaney. Yes, he would have spoken to them and reminded them that they were living in sin.

In an article published yesterday in USA Today , Phillips said that since being sued, he has received "hate mail, obscene calls, and death threats. What would Jesus do if he were asked to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple? Some articles have Vimeo videos embedded in them. Surprising the amount of so-called religious people who never seem to be able to get their 'hearts' around this one.

Who's to say someone wouldn't try to bait him into refusing to bake a cake for another gay couple? Holidays and Celebrations. He told the sinners to go and sin no more. What do you think that gay couple would have thought of that baker if they'd been met with kindness instead of judgment? Stella: Thanks for this information. He had to. I hope the Supreme Court agrees.

Because my brother's gay and in our church, it's fine for him to get married. Behar: Oh, come on. Oh God, I know why I love this place! Phillips doesn't consider moral.