You mean, businesses don't discriminate against divorced people the way they do against gay people. Try opening a business that says it won't serve divorce people, see what happens.
You weren't discussing businesses. You were discussing religions. Your comment referencing divorced people was in regards to the catholic church not being forced to marry people that had previously been divorced.
One Brow said:The government has never forced any church to perform any marriage it objected to, and there is no reason to think it will start to do so. Catholics churches are not and never have been required to wed divorced people.
Using divorced people as an example of churches not being forced to do something was weak at best. Gays will push much harder to force religions/churches to marry them/recognize their marriage.
Many churches employ people to maintain their facilities, manage records, etc. If the person hired is gay and married can the church be forced to 1. hire them? 2. provide benefits to their spouse?