text: No, you want to give any business owner anywhere the right to discriminate against gay people merely by saying serving such people violates their religious beliefs. The government can't question a person's religious beliefs, so the government would have to take that argument on face value.
  A pizza maker refused to provide a gay couple with pizzas for  their simple wedding reception. Does the laying out of pepperoni or olives constitute artistic expression?
  And, isn't it wonderful that sexual orientation isn't a religion, and therefore gay business owners can't discriminate against uptight Christians?
  Religion is NOT everything.
  Christians cannot discriminate against Muslims based on the Christian's belief that Islam violates their religious beliefs.