Comment 2

The second article is by Mark R. Reiff, affliated researcher in Legal and Political Philosophy, University of California-Davis, and is found here:    https://theconversation.com/a-philosopher-argues-why-no-one-has-the-right-to-refuse-services-to-lgbt-people-80365  

Reiff discusses three kinds of liberty (negative liberty, positive liberty, and republican liberty).  “Republican liberty”  is the freedom from the arbitrary exercise of power by another.  He also discusses rights and points out:  “Rights, in contrast, are stronger. They not only give us these freedoms, but they also protect these freedoms from any kind of interference. But not all liberties are protected by rights. “  The upshot:  There is a limit to the right of people to act on their religious beliefs when they are treating with others.  How do you draw lines in limiting what someone is allowed to do out of religious belief?

This is worth the read.