You Have No Choice

Refuse to be a photographer at a same-sex "commitment ceremony"--and get hauled into court. And not in Canada, but in the United States:

ABOUT Willock v. Elane Photography

A same-sex couple asked Elaine Huguenin, co-owner with her husband of Elane Photography, to photograph a “commitment ceremony” that the two women wanted to hold. Huguenin declined because her Christian beliefs are in conflict with the message communicated by the ceremony.

CURRENT STATUS OF Willock v. Elane Photography AS OF Jan. 25, 2008

The same-sex couple filed a complaint with the New Mexico Human Rights Division, which is now trying Elane Photography under state antidiscrimination laws for sexual orientation discrimination. The division will conduct a hearing in the case Jan. 28-29.

Homosexuality. Freedom. Pick one.

UPDATE: Here is the probable cause for a hearing complaint letter, the complaint itself, and the charge of discrimination.