Comments on: Supreme Court is Wrong: Christian Businesses Should Refuse Service to Homosexuals!

By: Julie

Julie — Fri, 10 Jul 2015 05:53:55 +0000

I believe he makes a lot of sense.

By: Deborah Ferry

Deborah Ferry — Fri, 14 Feb 2014 08:14:55 +0000

What a bigoted prick you are. Makes me glad to be an atheist, although I’m glad all Christians aren’t as intolerant as you seem to be. I use to own a business; and yes, I did serve Christians and all others that sought my services. To me, my personal worldview did not extend to the company I ran. Unlike you, I was able to distinguish between the two and never used my business to force my views on others. If your so-called moral code is so rigid that you cannot do this, I suggest self-employment probably isn’t for you.

By: Don Boys

Don Boys — Sun, 15 Sep 2013 22:31:23 +0000

Thanks for reading and writing. Of course, you should be permitted to not serve Christians. You should be permitted to only serve people with red hair or bald people. That would be true freedom. It would also be stupid, but as an American, you have a right to be stupid. The Laws of Economics would come into play and you would go out of business but then in a free America, we have a right to succeed or fail.

As to Christians who don’t seem to think they are accountable for their actions, they are wrong. We will all reap what we sow here and hereafter. While Christians are secure in Christ as to salvation, we will bring judgment upon ourselves when we willfully sin and refuse to repent.

I challenge you to consider Jesus Christ and His desire to save you and provide a fantastic life and an eternal home in Heave. “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved.” It works. Try it. You will like it.

By: Bentor Tazenda

Bentor Tazenda — Sun, 15 Sep 2013 21:45:53 +0000

The further question is… Can I, or should I be able to refuse to provide services to Christians? What is the difference? Christians has been allowed and encouraged to actively discriminate for for generations. In many regards they still are. But as a business I cannot discriminate against Christians despite their ability to do so in return based on my/our “religious” belief.

For disclosure, I am a Pagan. I reject the concept divine forgiveness and I find it hypocritical. I believe that one must live and strive to live one’s life to the best and never harm another… I firmly believe that you must pay in kind for any sin or harm you impose on another. I have had many Christians tell me that what they are doing is okay because they are and will be forgiven no-matter what they do… they act as if there is no consequence for their actions. While I do not believe in the concept of “hell” I do accept that if it is real, then for those harms to others I have done, I must pay my due and will stand and accept such a fate.

By: John Boston

John Boston — Sun, 04 Aug 2013 19:40:17 +0000

The author of this piece it a stool but if this is truly his stance he had better no show his face in my doorway for I will refuse him service along with all other christians.

“What about a Jewish baker refusing to make a cake for a meeting of holocaust deniers? How about a black baker who refuses to bake a cake for the KKK? Can a Muslim business refuse to serve a Jew, or a Muslim caterer refuse to provide pork for a Christian organization? How about a gun-hating baker refusing to bake a cake for a gun manufacturer’s annual party? What about a “gay” architect refusing to draw plans for a pro-family group? What about a radical leftist printing firm refusing to print material for an outspoken conservative cause?”

Every single one of these would be illegal you insipid twit. I have no idea where you received your PhD from but you should send them a copy of this “article” as it would serve as a strong argument for a full refund of your tuition costs.