> The ramifications of allowing discrimination based on any religious belief would be drastic. Fortunately, this is not the case, either in this situation, or

> The ramifications of allowing discrimination based on any religious belief would be drastic. Fortunately, this is not the case, either in this situation, or in the previous bakery case. In both this and the other case, the "allowed" discrimination only applies to highly specific situations of creative work of those individuals, and does not extend much outside of it. For example, there is no way that the courts would allow a grocery store to prevent certain sexual orientations from buying food. The cases really only apply in very limited circumstances.