I hope that the Supreme Court, prior to ruling on this case, will take a moment and consider a fundamental problem with the notion of religious freedom in the United States.  You want to talk about a slippery slope, how about the fact that I've had talks with as many Biblical Scholars as I can find, and very few of them agree that the Bible condemns homosexuality in the way one constantly hears and reads about in the conservative media and among conservative Christians.  In fact, the condemnation of adulterers and divorced people is much more prevalent.  Meanwhile, what is a religion?  Is it just Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity?  Could anyone have the legitimate right to make up his or her own religion and practice it?  And would that person have the right to do whatever he or she wanted in the name of that religion?  Where does it begin and end?  If I believe in Shariah law, and it's my religious law, should I be able to apply it against you?