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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What the hell is a Christian bakery anyway? I've had wonderful baguettes from French bakeries, buttery rugelach to die for from Jewish bakeries, fresh  cannolis from Italian bakeries...  Is there some sort of pride in being a Christian bakery?!? Good hot cross buns? Does Jesus personally bless the muffins every morning? [/quote]

Does this help? lol

[quote]‘I would like the outcome of this to be that any Christians running a business could be allowed to follow their Christian beliefs and principles in the day-to-day running of the business and that they are allowed to make decisions based on that,’ he said.

‘I feel if we don’t take our stand with this case then how can we stand up against it further down the line, certainly from an equality point of view?’

Gareth Lee placed the order  several weeks ago at a branch  of Ashers in Belfast, one of six shops run by the Northern Ireland-based business. It is named after one of the 12 tribes of Israel. According to the Book of Genesis in the Old Testament, ‘Bread from Asher shall be rich and he shall yield royal dainties.’[/quote]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2685271/Let-run-business-Christian-way-say-bakers-gay-cake-row-Owner-threatened-legal-action-says-determined-make-stand.html
'Let us run our business in a Christian way': Baker threatened with legal action for refusing to make gay cake says he is determined to make a stand

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