The Supreme Court Case: 303 Creative

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The supreme court decided in June that a christian web-designer from Colorado could refuse to design a website for a gay couple because she felt that that would require her to act contrary to her religious beliefs, despite Colorado’s statute ordering no discrimination against sexual orientation. This follows up the case from Colorado a few years earlier about a baker who wouldn’t bake a cake for a gay marriage. What does this mean for future conflicts between LBGTQ rights and religious beliefs