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Anon at 10:03 argues that "If strongly held religious views can be accommodated without affecting the rights of others, then why not?"

But his argument has little value because of his previous comments.

A request by a registrar to not be assigned to conduct Same-sex Marriages doesn't affect the rights of those who want a Same-sex Marriage because there are plenty of other registrars who can perform the same ceremony.

A refusal to offer a double bed in a local small B&B to any couple who are not married is not going to prevent them from staying in the town as there are plenty of other places for them to stay.

So how about we endeavour wherever possible to be accommodating to other people's sincerely held religious views?