RE: The Cake Case Revisited
October 6, 2017 at 11:09 am
(This post was last modified: October 6, 2017 at 11:10 am by Catholic_Lady.)
(October 6, 2017 at 10:04 am)Divinity Wrote: And what if it was your wedding cake? is that okay? Can I deny service to a Catholic wedding? You never seem to mention that. Just baptism or a pro-life rally.
Also you're the one equating gays to Nazi's. Gay people have never done any of the terrible awful things the Catholic Church has done. (And still does)
That's bc catholic baptism and pro life views are more controversial than catholic weddings, so the example is more realistic. But sure. If someone out there legitimately had a moral opposition to people getting married in a catholic church, they should absolutely not be legally forced to make a cake for the catholic wedding.
(October 6, 2017 at 10:04 am)Divinity Wrote: And what if it was your wedding cake? is that okay? Can I deny service to a Catholic wedding? You never seem to mention that. Just baptism or a pro-life rally.
Also you're the one equating gays to Nazi's. Gay people have never done any of the terrible awful things the Catholic Church has done. (And still does)
And no. I am absolutely NOT equating gays to nazis and I would appreciate you not falsely accusing me of something so nasty.
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