Even if you're against homosexuality, as long as you're not participating in a sexual activity with a member of the same sex, it shouldn't make a difference.
Even the homophobes I grew up with understand this point.
It just seems like a lot of people in Indiana have very poor business sense.
Should a Christian church be forced to host a gay wedding?
Can you force a Muslim restaurant to serve pork meat to you? If a Muslim restaurant does not allow you to bring pork meat into their restaurant, is it a discrimination against you?
If your argument is that religion cannot be allowed in any business decision, you are the one totally lost sense.
This sounds like there's a great business opportunity to open gay-friendly bakeries throughout Indiana.
> Should a Christian church be forced to host a gay wedding?
> Can you force a Muslim restaurant to serve pork meat to you?
No, but if their businesses fail because of a boycott -- or rather because everyone prefers altenarives -- I'd consider it sweet justice.