There is a difference between saying: "Sorry - it is against our beliefs to make a gay wedding cake - go somewhere else"

And saying: "Sure. I will make you a cake" and then spoil the wedding by not delivering in the last minute.

Sorry but what does this have to do with anything that I said? I was not trying to make any such distinction between those two acts.

I was simply saying that it's not so clear cut as to whether a baker can refuse service to anyone and they please. The Supreme Court ruled that Colorado was biased against the defendant, not that their anti-discrimination law was illegal.