For those supporting views similar to the above.
There are logical endpoints to consider here.
No not likely to happen. But it's always instructive to look at extremes to see if there's anything that could present a problem.
So extreme endpoints-
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Christian couple are completely unable to sell their house, and when hunting anything they want to look at are told no. Don't agree with couples beliefs.
That's ok to those supporting right to express beliefs?
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Couple go on holiday wherever without realising it's totally populated by a different religion. This religion has rule not to transact with Christians.
Hotel booked turns them away when arrive on I dunno. Bible t-shirts, crosses, striking up convo about Christian values as soon as arrive. Not unlikely, this couple seem pretty keen to let others know about their beliefs. At length.
Only one ferry a week to get away. Stuck there. No one will let them stay, sell them food, anything.
That's fine right? Yes pretty unlikely. But. Logically that would be fine.
And another more general question.
Christian couple gets knock on door. Panicked gay couple are being chased by gang of men with baseball bats, can see coming down road. Maybe add some of those flame stick bundles. Think terrifying middle ages type scene, and obviously after the blokes.
They beg to come in to shelter and call police etc.
What a bind!
Let them in house?
Blokes getting close they won't make it to another house knock wait etc.
They ARE sinners though.
If they decide no. And close door. The thugs aren't their fault. Maybe could tell themselves well don't want to get involved. Yes that's why.
Or just. Not going to help sinners.
That IS ok, right? I mean beliefs are beliefs.
Yes extremes.
The point is. A blanket adhere to beliefs everyone. Worth thinking what that approach actually allows.