There ' s no food type requirement here . Food is food . <| sep |> When you force a Christian to help with a gay marriage ceremony , you ' re forcing them to take part in what they consider to be a mortal sin , and that ' s not right . I completely agree with this . No Christian or anyone else should ever be forced to be part of a gay marriage ceremony . But it is not participating in a ceremony to provide the exact same service that you provide to everyone else , and a service which is the function of your business . Baking a big white cake and selling it is something you can do for anyone , and it does not make you progay if one of your customers happens to be gay . No doubt Chickfila has sold a chicken sandwich to a satanist before , does that mean that they support satanism ? Of course not . And when it comes to photography , all photographers are free to reject any jobs they feel uncomfortable attending . You can ' t force people to attend events in this manner . Just as a photographer can turn down the opportunity to work at a pornographic event , he can turn down religious events or dangerous events or whatever he wants to . It ' s different when your personal attendance is required . I understand Pence ' s prolife position on abortion . Unlike the previous situation , he has every legal right to value the life of the fetus above everything else in that situation , and advocate for laws reflecting that . I just happen to strongly disagree with it . I think the right to control your own body is more important that prolonging the life of someone else , even if that someone else is a fetus . I believe every person is the sole owner of their body and no one else has the right to use it . In my view , having the government step in and force a woman to carry a pregnancy to term isn ' t much different from having police show up at your door and demand you donate a kidney to save the life of an injured person at a hospital . Both situations are giving the government power to take the use of someone ' s body in order to prolong someone else ' s life , and I think both are extremely immoral . I do not view it as murder to allow a sick person to die because they can ' t get a kidney , or to allow a nonviable embryofetus to die because the woman refuses to give up the use of her body to it . Both situations are terrible and we should take preventative measures so that these situations happen as rarely as possible . But I can never support using government power to force people to give up the use of their own body .