&gt;In short, your example is incredibly ridiculous and has no theological basis.<p>That&#x27;s really beside the point, isn&#x27;t it?  If they believe something, however wrong it is in your eyes, it&#x27;s still what they believe.  Of course there&#x27;s no reason to accommodate people whose beliefs <i>actively</i> affect someone else, but people have a right to refuse associations for any reason.