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Why Not Just Make the Cake?Thats a question countless people across the country started asking in 2012, when Jack Phillips told two men who walked into his Masterpiece Cakeshop that he couldnt create a custom cake for their samesex wedding. And the question only grew more urgent as Phillips had to defend himself first before the Colorado Civil Rights Commission and then numerous courtslosing at every step of the way until the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in his favor in June 2018.Why not just make the cake? Submitting would have been less frightening than facing relentless harassment and death threats. It would have been less costly than losing a major portion of his business when the state demanded that he design cakes for samesex weddings or none at all. And it would have been easier than a decade of fighting for his rightsand his livelihoodin court, a fight he has been forced to continue even after his victory at the Supreme Court.But for Jack Phillips, there are deeper principles at stakeprinciples too precious to abandon for the sake of convenience and safety. These principles should be of concern to every American, including Jacks adversaries. If the freedoms Jack has sought to protect are lost, they may never be regained.Why not just make the cake? In this inspiring book, Jack answers that question in his own words, hoping his story will inspire and strengthen the many who will encounter challenges, however fearsome, to living out their faith.
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While the story itself is compelling, I was disappointed with how long it took to arrive. The packaging was a bit damaged too. However, the content is still powerful and important, so I'm torn on my rating.
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James O'Connor
Thought-Provoking but Heavy
This book dives deep into some heavy topics. While I appreciate the insight and the author's passion, I found some parts a bit slow. Still, it’s a thought-provoking read that makes you reflect on the cost of faith in today's world.
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Emily Johnson
Not What I Expected
I expected a more straightforward read, but the book felt somewhat disorganized in its storytelling. It had its moments, but I struggled to connect with the narrative flow. Just didn’t hit the mark for me.
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Amira El-Sayed
A Real Eye-Opener
Wow, this book opened my eyes to the legal struggles many face regarding personal faith. The author does a great job connecting the story to larger societal issues. I couldn't put it down!
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Sofia Martinez
An Inspiring Journey
I really enjoyed reading this book! The author's journey from a cake shop decision to facing the Supreme Court is both inspiring and eye-opening. It's a fascinating look at how personal beliefs can lead to monumental legal battles. Definitely worth a read!
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