Jamie, famous preachers used to insist the Bible required racial segregation. If you are interested I can show you a Jerry Falwell sermon from 1956 arguing that, or one from the president of the Southern Baptist convention. Did the 1964 civil rights act violate religious liberty?
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Replying to @rickperlstein @walruswax and
I think religion is pointless honestly. Religion was a way to give people morals back when civility was at a low point in society. That being said, the baker who owns the business has the right to refuse service based on religion. Is there anyone being refused service for race?
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Replying to @BijouDemi @rickperlstein and
No one said anything about hate. The baker didn't agree with their views. That's all. Just like I support businesses who refuse service for people in maga hats.
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Replying to @Oshbac @BijouDemi and
Homosexuality isn't a view though, any more than skin color. I can't one day change my mind and become attracted to men, and I don't have any reason to believe that guys who are could do the reverse.
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Replying to @BijouDemi @GlitchXero and
Calling someone stupid just makes your argument more mute. The law is the law, you want to change it? Then do something other than ranting about it on Twitter.
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Replying to @Oshbac @BijouDemi and
Your right but the baker never hated them they could buy whatever they want just he was morally against making a gay wedding cake because in his religion that is a sin. His right to not do something based on his religious beliefs is protected by the first amendment.
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Wedding cakes aren't gay. The first amendment doesn't mean freedom to force your beliefs on others.
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