This issue is a matter of competing rights. The best way to resolve the matter, and the way the Supreme Court is bound to follow, is to balance the rights so that the least harm is done overall.

From my explanation above you can see that LSUC hasn't done that. It's solution doesn't seek to balance rights, rather it creates another injustice. LSUC's approach is also disproportionate to any material harm done to the rights of LGBTQ people. Further, LSUC ignores simple measures it could take to ensure those rights are respected by all its members. Instead it chose to attack the religious rights of TWU.

Based on the above and my understanding of how the Supreme Court has handled other cases of competing rights, I believe the eventual ruling will favour TWU.