If it's a wedding cake and you bake it then you are supporting the marriage by that very act.
This was not just a cake; it's a wedding cake, which means something very specific.
Romans 12:9
If I owned a bakery, I'd make a cake for some neo-nazi group. Not because I agree with them, that isn't what business is about. Business is about transactions. It's objective. Of course my bakery would have rules against foul language and obscene imagery but I would not say I can't bake you guys a cake just because I don't agree with your political views. I would not exclude any group from my business service just because I don't agree with them.
what is found on top of the cake?
Some posters on this thread seem to think homosexuality
is the worst sin imaginable!! If the truth be known; ALL sin
is unacceptable before God!!
Christians fully expect your hatred and intolerance for our religious beliefs to get to the point where we will be killed for the crime of believing what is written in the Bible.Christians will one day be a tiny minority in the US. How much you wanna bet your views on business and discrimination will spin 180 degrees?
Revelation 13:7 7 And it was given unto him to make war with the saints, and to overcome them: and power was given him over all kindreds, and tongues, and nations. |
Revelation 20:4 And I saw thrones, and they sat upon them, and judgment was given unto them: and I saw the souls of them that were beheaded for the witness of Jesus, and for the word of God, and which had not worshipped the beast, neither his image, neither had received his mark upon their foreheads, or in their hands; and they lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years. |
2 Thessalonians 2:3-4 3 Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition; 4 Who opposeth and exalteth himself above all that is called God, or that is worshipped; so that he as God sitteth in the temple of God, shewing himself that he is God. |
As I've previously stated; Lot bought and sold with sinners
while he, and his family lived in Sodom and Gomorrah!
There were a number of homosexuals in those cities! Lot
was considered a "righteous man" according to scripture!!
Does anyone here consider that Lot was practicing sin by
buying and selling with the sinners of Sodom and Gomorrah?
Also, Jesus was a carpenter. Do you think He was sinning by
offering His expertise of carpentry to "sinners??"
that's very nice of you
but
would you bake a wedding cake with two guys on top of it holding hands?
Well, I don't know about all that. Can you say Drama Queen?Christians fully expect your hatred and intolerance for our religious beliefs to get to the point where we will be killed for the crime of believing what is written in the Bible.
Did the Baker have the right to refuse business to the couple? Yes!
Did the Baker show bravery in his choice to refuse the couple? Yes!
Is Homosexual marriage morally and Spiritually acceptable? No!
Is homosexuality a sin? Yes!
Businesses should have the right to refuse service and goods, however,
they must also be ready to accept the consequences of their decision!
Perhaps, loss of potential future business, bad reputation with some
portion of the populace, and loss of revenue! This Baker took a stand
against a law that is both immoral and unspiritual! The point of this thread
is to show that homosexual sin is one of many, many sins that man is
capable of being guilty of! This new marriage law is very controversial and
is an open wound for many trying to come to terms with it!
Perhaps sometime in the future it would be best for gay couples to learn to
be more sensitive to those of us who believe in the traditional/moral and
spiritual significance of marriage! They ought not to call attention to their
newly established privilege to marry!! Maybe we need to go to a "don't
ask, don't tell kind of response" when it comes to business interactions!!
Agreed.
Here is where the plot thickens, and is why I believe this whole story is not about a cake at all, but is about gay marriage.
You only posted a sentence about the story, and not a link to the whole story that would give more details.
So, I'm assuming that you were not actually in that bakery in Colorado to see this happen, but that it was covered by the media.
And I am assuming by your statement of the event, that it was not presented as a "rights of private business" agenda, but was presented as a "gay marriage rights" agenda.
And that it was not the business owner that alerted the media, but a gay rights organization.
So, it ends up being the gays that were trying to force their agenda down the throat of the bakery, and not the other way around.
Because if it was just about a cake, they could have easily had one. (Even Quincy would bake them one.)
Therefore, in this situation it ends up being the gays that are extremely narrow minded.
So what? If the baker thinks it is a sin to sell a wedding cake to homosexuals, then it is a sin and he condemns himself if he does it.
You are using your liberty to try to convince others to do what is a sin to them. If they follow what you say, knowing that it is a sin, they are damned.
Read what Paul said in Romans 14 and 1 Corinthians 8.
You are acting presumptuously against the council of Paul.
Yes I would, certainly. I mean I wouldn't bake them cake that had any foul language or other obscene material on it by any means. Same as I wouldn't for a straight couple, but as far as just making them a pleasant wedding cake with two grooms or brides on top, I would.
Wow. I didn't know contracting to build a house would be so difficult. :chew:
KKK headquarters....no, I'd be afraid someone would bomb it during contruction and some of my workers might be injured.
Al Queda in America......no, I'd report them to the authorities and demand they be sent out of the country.
Nambla.......(I had to google that one)....no, I'd report them to the authorities and charge them with child abuse.
Baking a cake for a gay couple (two confused individuals set on destroying themselves) really doesn't equate to any of your examples, as I see it.
that's very nice of you
but
would you bake a wedding cake with two guys on top of it holding hands?
Those two guys would be two heavy, therefore, the cake
would collapse and there'd be frosting all over the poor
bakers shop!!
But according to the 3 verses below are all sins equally offensive to God?Some posters on this thread seem to think homosexuality
is the worst sin imaginable!! If the truth be known; ALL sin
is unacceptable before God!!