> You can love your neighbor as you love yourself, and still not condone or participate in or approve of activities that contradict your faith, just as on a pur

> You can love your neighbor as you love yourself, and still not condone or participate in or approve of activities that contradict your faith, just as on a purely secular level you might like an individual but find some of their behavior distasteful. First, loving someone while saying one of the facets of their identity is wrong is... a weird definition of love, at the very least. Second, that isn't what's at issue. What's at issue is whether someone's personal distaste should translate into a denial of service in the public sphere.