Provide the name of the lawyer and a link either to her/his statement or to the NPR report. You can't and won't -- because you're lying about this. Meanwhile, this is a statement from Grant Stancliff, Communications Director of Equality Ohio:
" ... we firmly believe in religious freedoms. It would be absurd to demand a Rabbi marry a Catholic couple, and visa versa. It would also be absurd to force a Catholic Church to lease it's sanctuary to a same-sex couple. The United States was founded on religious freedom, and that's not something to be taken lightly––already, even without the Pastor Protection Act, any clergy member can refuse to marry anybody they want for any reason." On the off chance that someone thinks you might be telling the truth about this, they ought to go to the Equality Ohio website and/or contact EO directly for a statement of their positions. You are lying about them. Of course you are.
You promised "5 more examples"; you haven't provided even one.