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Deciding this question is what the court case is about. So it's debateable if it's already the law.
by akvadrako 5y ago
Deciding this question is what the court case is about. So it's debateable if it's already the law.
- threatofrain 5y agoThe question before the court is the opposite one you are thinking of. Whether people can discriminate against Christians is not under debate.
- shadowgovt 5y agoThe protection of rights as per sexual orientation and the protection of rights as per religious affiliation are siblings in the Civil Rights Act; they're two of the (equal) protected classes. Any conclusions drawn by the Court in this case will be readily extrapolable to religious affiliation. Web designers don't have to do a "We're gay and we love it" site because it offends their religious beliefs? Then other web designers don't have to do a "This is our Catholic church" site because Catholicism offends their Protestant beliefs. (IANAL, but this would, perhaps, be a good argument for the defendants to bring).