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Don't know if he's Christian or not. What we know is that while the media is creating hit pieces targeting Christians, the very same thing is happening in non-Christian establishments.

A birthday cake is celebrating a birthday. You've missed the point again. Your constant reference to civil rights, to "if they want to be in business, they should just make the cake"--YOU have yet to address that many religions (not just Christianity) declare engaging in homosexuality to be...

Oh, I dunno. The muslims seem to be able to deny wedding cakes for homosexuals without any problems.

Silly rabbit. At that point I would ask, "your wife's name is Bob? Yes? That's interesting. Haven't seen that before. Now, what type of frosting did you say you wanted?"

Not cool. This is the kind of behavior I expect from the Westboro people.

For your argument to be valid, one has to assume that both heterosexual and homosexual "engaged" couples are having pre-marital sex. To have such an assumption assumes the worst about people. Thus, the argument only truly works in regards to the future sleeping arrangements of the couples--which...

When they come in and ask for a wedding cake for Dave and Dave; or when they ask for catering for a gay wedding. No; it means that as long as the sinner isn't advertising their sin and trying to make it acceptable, the vendor won't know, and there won't be a problem. It's because folks are...

Isn't that fornication, not adultery?

First, what's sinful about a barmitzvah? Second, how do I know someone is an adulterer? Adulterers aren't out advertising their sexual sin or trying to make it socially acceptable.

Let's see: Christ is God in the flesh. God gave us the Bible. The bible says man lying man as he would a woman is abomination. Guess Christ DID say something about it.

Interesting how none of us know anything about the other places that the news crew interviewed, who apparently followed Zaac's advice; but the one that stood firm for Christ has apparently been blessed ten-fold....

You missed Alcott's point. The analogy is someone going into a kosher deli and demanding that they be given ham, because otherwise the deli owner is forcing their beliefs on them. "We don't serve anyone ham" means that I can't expect the same service as would be provided at a store that serves...

"With the type of cake they came in for"? So you would witness to them, and STILL give them a cake that mocks Jesus?

You're in error. Making a cake is providing a product AND a service -- just like making a sandwich. So try answering Alcott again.

I'll wait for Zaac's reply to Matt before commenting further.

Freedom of religion does not mean giving up your freedom simply because you own a business. Zaac, you need to take a step back. There are people out there wanting to take a stand and call sin "sin"; but your statements here support the ones who want to call evil "good," and force Christians to...

Of course. It was a hit piece from the get-go, meant to make Christians look bad. The question is: What would you have had the owners of the pizzeria say when they were asked?

Disagree. When have you seen adultery presented as something normal, rather than something to hide and keep secret? The entertainment industry uses it as a means of creating conflict in stories; not setting up a morality statement indicating we should accept it and do more of it. Now, on the...

It's a fallacy to believe that we would have to ask everyone what their orientation is. In the example of the wedding cake, if two men or two women came in and said "it's for our wedding," then it's obvious. If the requester asked for something to be written on the cake (not normally done, but...

Oh, please. Why are you so anxious to bolster calvinism rather than embrace Christians? Do you not accept soul liberty?