I think they should appeal based on the argument that it’s not their choice.
That they have a right to be Christian, in their denomination.
And that their denomination teaches that homosexual marriage goes against the will of God.
Therefore, in order to practice their religion, they cannot support homosexual religion.
In other words, make the Court address the application of religion - that’s what the issue is.
Application is everything - the Court already acknowledges that there are exemptions for churches and religious schools. That means there are exemptions where the act cannot be separated from the religious belief.
That’s what needs to be argued - that business dos not separate a person from their religious belief.
And here, I’ll prove it - if this was a Muslim bakery, that’s exactly what would be argued.
And it would win.
So what you suggest is find a Muslim bakery and ask for cake made with bacon fat frosting? If they wouldn’t make it then sue. Makes sense to me.
100% correct.