There is no specific right to marriage in the constitution. Marriage falls under our constitutional religious freedoms.
Gays aren’t seeking a right, they’re seeking to impose their will.
“Gays aren’t seeking a right, they’re seeking to impose their will.”
Gay activists are Christophobes - they are afraid of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and are using this issue to attack anyone who is a Christian.
Federal law prohibits someone from being fired for their religious beliefs. Unless there was something in the contract allowing them to be fired for their religious beliefs, then I fail to see how the firing was not illegal.
As for the Christian bakers - again, they are under ATTACK for being Christian. It is a travesty for any judge to rule that religious belief is only allowed inside the home. The first amendment should have settled that issue, but it seems the courts are more interested in gay rights than the Constitution or religious freedom.
We need to be pointing out to everyone we meet that this is a religious freedom issue, and that Christophobic homosexuals are attacking people for their religious beliefs.
At a minimum, we need to push for a federal law that states the right to hold and express and live one’s religious beliefs outside the home and in the workplace. If you can be fired for being intolerant of homosexual behavior, and specifically for expressing your views on your own time, then there is no religious freedom in America and the christophobic left will have conquered America.