Secularism and the Borg

Its  Doom is Sure

Here is yet another case exposing how the Borg-like mind of secularism works.  A couple in New York State who rent the use of their farm for social events, including weddings, is now shutting that part of their business down.  Why?  Aren't people getting married any more?  Not at all.  Rather--and you know what's coming next--the couple, Cynthia and Robert Gifford are Christians and they do not want their premises to be used to sanctify homosexual "marriage".

They were approached by two women who wanted to rent their facilities to mark their faux-marriage.  The Gifford's refused.  The "couple" complained to New York's Division of Human Rights, asserting that they had been discriminated against because of their homosexuality.  The judge ruled in their favour.  The Giffords were fined $13,000.  They have been required to teach "classes" of their employees the state's definition of marriage and non-discrimination.  A nice bit of state imposed re-education.  Shades of 1984.  The Giffords have shut that part of their business down, stating they will no longer hold any wedding ceremonies on their property.

What can we learn from cases such as this?