If A Christian Bakery Refused Divorced Customers...
Response to comment [from a Catholic]: "...[I]t's certainly true that the Roman Catholic Church draws a lot of ire and criticism whenever parish officials are reluctant to re-marry divorcees. "OMG! They're so old fashioned!"
For $400.00
they become more progressive (Lk
19:46).
Recommend reading:
The Divorce Myth by J. Carl Laney
Recommended sites:
Christian
Divorce
and Re
Permanence of Marriage Until Death Walking by the Spirit Always
Response to comment [from a Christian]: [Serial adultery] "That only applies to out dated old fashion people who can't understand the bible."
Mt 19:6, Ro
7:2,3
"New morality is just old sin." ~ J.
Vernon McGee
"It's the culture. What would the apostles writing be like today? It would be very different."
They'd tell you to pimp your ride
and have three hoes at your side.
Gen. 2:24, 20:14, 1 Kin. 11:1–4, Heb
13:8, Ju 3
"If the apostles wrote today, they would not tell a slave to obey the master..."
Because they endorsed slavery.
Ex. 21:16
"...[N]or wives obey the hubby."
Because the Godhead has no order so
why should you?
1 Pet. 3:5, 6
"This is the meaning of out of date or old fashion. It's a culture thing."
You've progressed
beyond God.
"Nope."
When God says obey your masters because it points to him, it's a good thing (1 Pe 2:18-25). When he says wives submit to your husbands because it makes you more beautiful (1 Pe 3:1-6), that's a good thing.
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "Would anybody care? Would the gummite get involved to protect the rights of divorced people to celebrate their perverted re-marriages?"
Many would not
care (Lk 17:27-30, Eccl 8:11) but
one with God is still a majority.
See:
2 Ti 3:1-7, Eccl 8:11
J. Vernon McGee
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "...[W]hy do Protestants always focus on the evil people (or possibly evil people) in the Catholic Church..."
2 Co 5:11
"...and then proceed to hate the RC Church..."
We hate
bad theology (Ro 12:9, Ju 11).
See:
Roman Catholicism
Are you a Roman Catholic? Your
stained glass window avatar
sort of gives you away (Hab 2:4).
That's ha-bə-kək if you are a
believer
and ha-bə-kook if you are a
make-believer (Ju 11).
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "So anyhoo, let's get back to the bakers if they refused to help celebrate the remarriage of divorced people, would anybody care?"
Celebrating polygamy?
Marriage is a permanent bond (Mt
19:6) dissolved by death (Ro 7:2,
3).
[Cake pic]
That'll do it (Rom. 7:2, 3).
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "If I was [sic] a baker....no cake for anyone. Not Christmas cake, not Easter cake, not birthday cake, no pet cakes, no gun cakes and no entertainment cakes, no football cakes, no baseball cakes and no Arminian cakes and no Calvin cakes."
Any smiley cakes?
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "Obviously discriminatory against depressed people."
Be of good cheer (Jn 16:33).
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "I'd make ''poor in spirit'' cakes."
Blessed are the poor in spirit (Mt 5:3).
Response
to comment [from a Christian]: "No
gun cakes?!?"
Lk 22:36
Response
to comment [from a Christian]: "Poor
in spirit does not mean miserable."
No. It means the beginning of
life.
Let's make them miserable.
"Sometimes we must comfort the
afflicted and afflict the
comfortable." ~ David Jeremiah
"You
seem to talk in riddles and yet
again I haven't got a clue as to
what you are attempting to convey
and I suspect you don't know
either."
"I didn't
mean to bug ya."
~ Bono, U2 Mt 10:22, 1 Co 1:27
"I could make misery cakes for unrepentant sinners."
They're
living it up.
Heb 11:25, 1 Pet. 1:24, 4:4
"I'd make cakes for the lost."
Lk 14:16, Josh 24:15, Eph. 5:23–32
"...and cakes for the found."
"Profane—to act or speak irreverently of holy things; defile.
Manifested in: Breaking God’s Law (Amos 2:7), Defiling God’s
house (Mal. 1:12, 13), Not observing the Sabbath (Neh. 13:17,
18), Committing abominations (Mal. 2:10, 11), Idolatry (Lev.
18:21), Swearing falsely (Lev. 19:12), Illegal marriages (Lev.
21:14, 15), Blemished service (Lev. 21:21–23); Punishment of:
Excommunication (Lev. 19:8), Death (Lev. 21:9), Destruction
(Ezek. 28:16)." Thomas Nelson Publishers. (1996). Nelson’s quick
reference topical Bible index (p. 507). Nashville, TN: Thomas
Nelson Publishers.
and respondent.
Mal 2:16, 1 Co 7:15 
Jer 16:2
People spend time picking out dinner patterns but do they ask
their betrothed: Tell me
about your relationship with Jesus.
Does commitment mean 'til I get bored'
or might it mean something more?
A
judge in New York has given a woman permission to divorce her
hard-to-reach husband through Facebook Mal 2:16
