text: This case will end up being about religious freedom, but I think it goes beyond that.  As I stated earlier, I am neither religious nor against same-sex marriage.  I see this case as a freedom of speech issue that goes beyond religious concerns or discrimination.  What I am concerned about is that we might get into a situation where a baker is required to make a personal work of art in support of a race-related, sexual orientation-related, or religion-related event.  Will he be required to make a cake for all religious events if he makes them for Christian holidays?  Will he be required to make a cake for race-related organizations, potentially putting him into a political situation? (ex:  Black Lives Matter or White Nation groups/events/rallies/etc.)
  The baker clearly stated that he would serve anyone the same thing.  He will create a cake for a heterosexual wedding for any customer -- straight or gay.  What he will not do is create a cake for a same-sex wedding, regardless of customer