I understand completely, I just tend to be consistent when it comes to relationships and say everything is a choice. I wont refute there are some elements to it that are hard to ignore, but at the end of the day you can imbrace what you want. I don't have any issue with it and your statement is entirely fair, I just see these points like well people are born gay, and there is so much more to it so to brush it off as some sort of natural oddity is doing it a disservice, at least to me.

I wont argue that things differentiate on the bigger scale, and I respect your comment completely, I just thought I'd shed my two cents.

You realize Christians are entirely fine with selling condoms and pre-conception pills right? Christians only really have a problem with abortion and post conception pills, mostly because we see the process of human life starting at conception, the point where EVERYONE starts at.

This so called 'meme' is just failed labeling by people who think they understand the beliefs of everyone in said religion.

World Hunger solved, world poverty solved and world health problem solved. 

Thats the only problem we have now.

A gay cake. 

Okay. Most terrorism worldwide is performed by Islamic extremists, but I wont go running around saying all Muslims are terrorists. Some Christians believe condoms are evil, but they're thinking in a pre-HIV mindset where sex was a marriage thing or they've never experienced the hardship itself. These Christians don't speak for me or anyone else, so to use this point and try to hurl it against someone it has no effect on really doesn't accomplish anything here.

I have never heard of a Christian being against contraception, not in any significant way. The only time I hear about it is when they are forced to pay for it through taxes. Government funded abortions and whatnot, which I can understand and agree with. Not from any moral or religious standpoint, I’m against the welfare state. Buy your own shit, we’re 20 trillion dollars in debt as a nation. We are not your fetus’ father, it’s not our responsibility. Go fall down some stairs.

I got a notification but I’m still new and don’t know how to check it lol. Sorry to whoever sent me something.

The supreme court ruling only dealt with wether the baker had been treated unfairly by the Colorado Civil Rights Commission, they didn't overrule it based on the legality of his actions (they specifically avoided dealing with that issue). My source also doesn't state that he completely denied service, just that he completely denied wedding cakes (of any design). Do you have any sources that back up what you're saying?

They cannot deny a Christian a sale of a cake on the basis that they're Christian, but they're not required to decorate a cake with Christian symbolism. This isn't new. This is how it has been for the last 50 years. The reason why you don't hear about atheist bakers not baking Christian cakes is because it would be a terrible idea from a business sense. They would lose a large demographic and they would go out of business. That is the beauty of the free market. A business owner can be as bigoted as they want, but it would reflect badly on them so it is in their best interest not to. 

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/06/11/politics/supreme-court-husted-ohio/index.html

Seriously, RBG needs to retire. These judges are not here to make laws.