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I agree the ten commandments are a worthy set of rules to be guided by. I am not religous but I try to live by them as they make sense to me.No flame from me but would you not agree that at least the social tenants of christianity are a good life template? The 10 commandments (or at least the last 6 if you aren't religeous)? Love thy neighbor? Do unto others? Christian or not, I think if more people applied those basic principals the world would be a better place.
Can you explain where The Christ of CHRISTianity encouraged His followers to be 'religious'?
QFT, particularly the "Prosperity Gospel" Peale-ites and the "Praise The Lord And Pass Me Your Paycheck, Brother" snakeoil televangelists.I’m a Christian, and utterly have no use for organized religion. His “followers” pi$$ me off too much.![]()
You a baker for a living?Tell you what... I won’t push my beliefs on anyone, and no one (for example) forces me to bake a gay wedding cake (if I don’t want to) under pain of having my entire livelihood “fined” away into financial oblivion.... deal?
And for the record, if I were in the cake business I’d gladly make the best damned gay wedding cake I could muster with this pricing structure...
For a 10” round cake 8” tall: 3.1419 x (5” x 5”) x 8” = 628.32 cu/in x $1,500 cu/in = $942,480.00
That’s not discriminating against anyone, that’s just what my price to make a gay wedding cake would be.... too spendy? Find someone else.![]()
You a baker for a living?