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Originally Posted by n david
It wasn't a good idea to name and shame the bakery and owner and then tell the viewers they could contact the owner. Apparently a lot of them did and weren't very Christian about it.
At 1:24 of the video, "Now you've heard it firsthand, that is Cut the Cake in Florida, Sharon Holler is the owner. Right there. You can call her yourself. Ask her the same exact questions."
It also wasn't smart to record the phone call and post it online without knowing the law. The bakery owner has written that she may pursue legal charges against him for that.
He missed the verse which says, "be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves."
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I don't disagree with what you say here, but when gays want a Christian to perform similar deeds for their hire and the Christian refuses, it is once again the Christian that gets dragged through the courts for simply refusing on religious grounds, and the courts have been siding the ones being denied the service. They name the name of the Christian company(s) that refuse to oblige.
The bakery owner requested/demanded he pull the clip, which he immediately did, but the bakery then reposted it themselves to keep the conversation alive.
It seems to me, what he did, albeit it was to prove a point, vs. what the gays have done and legitimately was wanting to hire the Christian business, both should have the same right of refusal or mandated participation.