The Christian owners of a Belfast bakery who refused to make a cake promoting gay marriage are being forced to act against their consciences and religious beliefs, the supreme court has been told.

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Dec 05, 2017 · WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court entered the latest battleground in the culture wars on Tuesday, hearing arguments in a hard-fought clash between gay rights and claims of religious freedom that was a sort of sequel to the court’s 2015 decision establishing a constitutional right to same-sex marriage. The new case involves the refusal of a Colorado baker, Jack Phillips, to make a wedding cake

A bakery run by evangelical Christians is to launch a fresh attempt to overturn a £500 award made against it for refusing to bake a cake promoting same-sex marriage.

The UK’s highest court will convene in Belfast this week to make a landmark decision in a case involving a bakery in Northern Ireland that refused to ice a cake with the slogan “Support Gay Marriage”. The Christian owners of Ashers Bakery are asking five Supreme Court justices to overturn

The UK’s most controversial cake has nothing to do with the Great British Bake Off – it’s the sponge at the centre of a gay rights row in Northern Island, where the Christian Ashers bakery has been hauled into court for not icing a pro-gay marriage message on a cake.

Karen McArthur, one of the owners of Belfast-based bakery Ashers, told Belfast County Court that as a Christian she does not support gay marriage and ‘knew in her heart’ she could not make the cake.

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Feb 27, 2015 · INDIANAPOLIS — A bakery that drew protests for refusing to prepare a cake for a gay couple has closed its doors. The 111 Cakery was still profitable, said co-owner Randy McGath. But McGath’s 45-year-old wife,

THE Christian owners of a bakery who refusing to make a “gay cake” are being forced to act against their religious beliefs, a lawyer has told the Supreme Court. Ashers Bakery has twice been found to have discriminated against a gay activist for cancelling his order for a cake bearing the slogan