Can you be liberal and Christian at the same time?

What remains?

I'm not sure what you're referring to here.

A strong move by government?

Even in certain contexts such as a private medical practice?

How?

 

You mean, assuming I'm employed in a job where I serve people? Which I'm not.

 

What do you see as a basis for a business to deny service to anyone which would be considered legal under the law?

 

If someone is a racist like Richard Spencer.

 

So he could be denied purchase of a motor vehicle, groceries, clothing, etc. and would have no legal recourse?

 

Absolutely! Why shouldn't he?

 

More to the point, why should he? Because his beliefs don't agree with yours?

 

Yeah, its my store! Would YOU serve him if you didn't have to by law?

 

As long as he can pay for what he wants, Yes!

 

Is there anyone that you wouldn't serve?

 

Those who will not or can not pay, unless I am willing to foot their bill by my own choice.

 

Spoken like a true Capitalist!

 

Someone always has to pay the bill, either them or me, if I choose to.

 

You sound like you don't think people should have the freedom to refuse to serve a racist.

 

The freedom to not fraternize with a racist suffices. There's no telling how many people I conduct business with frequently that I would never fraternize with.
Private life should not interfere with our ability to conduct peaceful public life.

 

Do you think people should have the freedom to refuse to serve a racist?

 

Will an emphatic NO! suffice as my answer?

 

Are you in the US? If so, what political persuasion are you? I know of no political persuasion which would support what you want.

 

No.
Depends upon the issue.
Obviously there's no single 'political persuasion' that suits everyone, which is why I would like to see the 16th and 17th amendments repealed, and the source of sovereignty returned to the people, followed by local governments, State governments, and lastly Federal government.

 

What country are you in?

 

What has that to do with this threads topic?

 

Just would help get an understanding of your context. What's the matter? You can't say?

 

Where I'm currently living has nothing at all to do with the context of anything I say or have said in this thread.

 

Have we not talked laws?

 

Let it suffice to say I am a U.S. citizen and U.S. laws are the only laws I have referred to. When I live outside the U.S. I abide by the laws of the Nation I'm a legal guest of, regardless of my views of their laws.