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Question
#CakeGate: can you refuse service on the basis of faith?
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Some kinds of service can be refused on grounds of religion but not all

Certain acts violate one's freedom of conscience so one shouldn't be forced to perform them, however, one shouldn't be able to refuse service to someone on basis of their innate characteristics.

Supporting arguments · 1

  1. Service should not be denied because of someone’s view on identity
    The idea of what identity is has changed considerably over the last couple of decades. Gender and sexuality have become more diverse than it was in the early 21st century. Unfortunately, many religions don’t approve of these changes because they don’t acknowledge them as identity.