No.  This action is about assuring that all who shop for goods and services offered to the public are treated equally and fairly.  If it is okay for Mr. Tennes to use his religious beliefs to discriminate against LGBT people, then it is okay for those Southerners who claimed their faith told them to segregate Black people and vote for state laws against miscegenation.  

If we allow religious beliefs to permit discrimination in the public markets where goods and services are traded, we will have chaos and we will slowly divided ourselves again into groups who use economic power, the ownership of shops, restaurants, inns to reinforce whatever form of segregation the majority want.  

I grew up in the segregated South.