How about if the owner of a limo rental company wanted to refuse to rent a limo for a same-sex wedding? When he is renting for traditional marriages?
Re: “How about if the owner of a limo rental company wanted to refuse to rent a limo for a same-sex wedding? When he is renting for traditional marriages?”
In my opinion, the owner of the limo company has the right to refuse service if he becomes aware that his business is being used to parrticipate in something he considers immoral, unethical, or violates his conscience. That goes for leftwing or atheist owned businesses that do not wish to do business with religious groups or conservative groups because it violates their conscience. This is not a difficult issue.
If the owner is unaware that the limo is being used for a same-sex wedding, then renting it does not violate his conscience. The best policy is “don’t ask” - but if the customer makes a point of informing you of the intent to use your product or service for something that violates your conscience, then you have the right of religious freedom/freedom of conscience to refuse to participate in that business transaction.