Suppose a homosexual couple goes to a bakery and orders a cake for their wedding. If the baker bakes them a cake knowing that the cake is for the wedding of a homosexual couple, does this mean that the baker is giving approval to their marriage? Does this mean that the baker is celebrating the marriage with the homosexual couple?
Baking Cakes for Homosexual Couples
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i wouldn't want to have anything to do with celebrating perversion
would you?
would you?
No, the baker has every right to make or NOT make the cake. (at least that's how it should be)
Shouldn't we have the freedom to associate with who we choose?
Furthermore.... there is nothing morally wrong with the baler making the cake or refusing to make the cake. The homosexual couple can go elsewhere to have their cake made.
Hey moron... if you don't like a topic keep your stupid mouth shut and go away.
elohiym
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Would it be immoral to bake the cake for them?
Would it be immoral to make idols for a false god's temple?
elohiym
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The two dudes holding hands on the top of the cake doesn't tip him off?
Is this about a Christian baker being deceived?
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Personally I wouldn't bake the cake.
And if I did.... it would be the worst cake I ever made.
The baker might choose to bake the cake to feed his family. We do live and work in the world.
I have advised and instructed same sex couples in my professional capacity. My advising them does not mean I approve of them.
elohiym
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Do you advise them to stop being homosexuals?
Would it be immoral for you to bake them a wedding cake?
Amen.
Fiat Tenebris
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Conservatives are right on this issue.
Would you want a cake someone was forced to make? I wouldn't risk a piece.
As for celebrating perversion I only do that when I'm multitasking.
Would you want a cake someone was forced to make? I wouldn't risk a piece.
As for celebrating perversion I only do that when I'm multitasking.
Do I really need to give you scriptures that tell us not to judge the world and not to fret over evil doers?
PureX
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Would I bake a cake for a homosexual couple? Or anyone else for that matter? It would depend on whether or not I liked them, despised them or were neutral.
If it were someone I despised, they would get a cake that was edible and safe to eat, but wretched enough to turn them off towards cake for the rest of their lives.
Not caring too much for the idea of someone targeting business owners for the sole purpose of being obnoxious.
If it were someone I despised, they would get a cake that was edible and safe to eat, but wretched enough to turn them off towards cake for the rest of their lives.
Not caring too much for the idea of someone targeting business owners for the sole purpose of being obnoxious.
Fiat Tenebris
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I'd never bake a cake for homosexuals. It wouldn't be fabulous enough for them and I want all potential cake to myself.
GFR7
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Yes, and there is no NEED for gays to force a Christian bakery to make their wedding cakes, as there are plenty of secular and pro-gay bakeries (or just neutral) these days.
What is so offensive is that the gay couples deliberately choose Christian bakeries so they can:
1. get into litigation
2. further the 'cause'
3. Lord it over religious people
4. Be punitive to religious people (financially and socially)
VERY WRONG and quite fascist, in a sneaky way!
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GFR7
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Yes, that is the exact point I am trying to make in my post. :thumb:
PureX
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Of course, but you are not a commercial baker, with a business that's licensed and open to serve the public.
So you would deliberately cheat them of their time and money, and ruin their wedding, because you don't like them. That's a pretty low thing to do.
But not minding business owners who cheat and abuse customers just because they don't like them, apparently.
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