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I'm not sure that that is the case. If the cake had, for example, two men as grooms on the top, could the baker legitimately refuse to make it on the grounds that this went against his beliefs and he would refuse whatever the sexuality of the person ordering the cake?

That is exactly what was happening. If the baker had dropped it, he would have been considered guilty of homophobic discrimination and a precedent would have been set that it was illegal to refuse to do certain work for certain people. It wouldn't apply to your scenario because the Jewish...