Aaron and Melissa Klein
Oregon Christian Bakers File Appeal Of Same-Sex “Wedding” Fine
- Aaron and Melissa Klein
- Christian Bakers
- discrimination
- First Amendment Rights
- First Liberty Institute
- freedom of expression
- homosexual lobby
- Oregon
- Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI)
- Oregon Supreme Court
- penalty
- religious liberty
- Same-sex marriage
- same-sex weddings
- Slavery
- Sweet Cakes By Melissa
To force someone to do labor against their will is the very definition of slavery and that is nothing less than what the radical homosexual lobby and their secular liberal allies have been using courts across America to do.
The Dignity Czar Police State
Our colleague Mark J. Fitzgibbons has a new post up on American Thinker detailing the reign of terror that Oregon’s “Dignity Czar,” Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian, has loosed upon Christians in that state, but especially against Christian bakers Aaron and Melissa Klein, for exercising their rights of conscience and refusing to bake a “wedding” cake for a same-sex “marriage.”
Christian Bakers Face Fines, Hate; Won't Back Down
The Oregon bakers who declined to make a cake for a lesbian couple's “marriage” have been found guilty in a state investigation of violating the women’s rights – even though the state itself doesn’t permit gay marriage.
LGBT Hypocrites Intolerant of Christians
LGBT groups are leading a hateful intimidation campaign against Christian bakers who struggle to defend their faith.
America's Christian Slaves
- Aaron and Melissa Klein
- Christian bakery that refused to make a lesbian couple a wedding cake
- Christian Conservatives
- Christian Photographer Sued by Lesbian Couple
- Christians
- Christians Being Punished for Their Religious Beliefs
- Conservatives Against Same Sex Marriage
- Elaine and Jonathan Huguenin
- Elane Photography
- Elane Photography v. Willock
- Gay Marriage
- Klein Bakery in Oregon
- New Mexico Supreme Court
- New Mexico’s Human Rights Act
- Oregon Bureau of Labor
- religious freedom
- Richard C. Bosson
- Sweet Cakes By Melissa
New Mexico Supreme Court Justice Richard C. Bosson said Elaine and Jonathan Huguenin “are compelled by law to compromise the very religious beliefs that inspire their lives,” as “the price of citizenship.” We say if you are compelled to work against your will or to provide your talent or artistry against your will you are truly a slave.