Cultural Differences Between Craig And Cullins

Freedom is shown in different ways in contrasting religions and cultures. People characterize freedom as a right that every person is born with. Everyone works to be free and independent from scrutiny from another person or organization’s thoughts. Personal freedom is the right to do, live, and express how you feel, but without impairing someone else's freedom. There is no other society that grants, personal freedom like the United States of America does. Throughout time the United States has grown for the better. The courts have added new laws and doctrines that protect any and all who live in the United States. With the new laws and doctrines comes new loopholes for people to get around and through which could discriminate others in their
In his religion, he could not convey the message for a gay marriage between to males. Craig and Mullins wanted things from Phillips that were against his religion so he turned them away. The First Amendment promises, “both freedom from government endorsement of religion and freedom from government interference with religious practices” (Greabe 1). This means that the government nor people can force a person or organization to convey a message they deem objectionable. Because it is Phillips’s religious practice to not convey these sorts of messages, he has the right to turn away Craig and Mullins. “Religious liberty principle protects the rights of churches and people of faith to advocate and act on religious beliefs” (Brief 2). Throughout the years LGBT rights have been pushed to the forefront. Giving them more rights than ever before, but this has taken away rights and freedom from people of faith. Showing that freedom of speech is more important than freedom of religious. It is about time to give people of faith the rights they
First Colorado’s Anti-Discrimination Act applies to all businesses open to public which prohibits them from refusing service based upon characteristics like disability, race, creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, or ancestry. Masterpiece cakeshop refused to sell an item to a gay couple that he would have sold to a straight couple. Phillips discriminated against them because of their sexual orientation which violates the regulation of conduct. Similarly, in the Court Case Boy Scouts of America v. Dale they denied Dale (a homosexual) the right to be in the boy scouts even though he was already a member before. Dale won and was granted the right to rejoin the boy scouts because Boy Scouts were discriminating on sexual orientation in public accommodations. When a business is open to the public, they have no right to select which customers can and can’t buy their products or goods. Also the Anti-Discrimination laws, “Guarantee that a dollar in the hands of a Negro will purchase the same thing as a dollar in the hands of a white man” (Brief 38). This also applies to other factors such as sex or marital status. No matter what someone looks like or views they are not to be denied service because their money is no different than another