>So, what if one’s religion doesn’t let you sell cakes to Infidels, or Jews, or blacks? They court will rule against you. In this case, the bakery didn't refu

>So, what if one’s religion doesn’t let you sell cakes to Infidels, or Jews, or blacks? They court will rule against you. In this case, the bakery didn't refuse to serve them, but refused a particular service it didn't offer to anyone, gay wedding cakes. The question was, given that they offered a straight version of that service, should they be forced to offer the gay version. But even then the ruling is narrow enough it likely won't be applicable to a similar case in the future.