Yes, to a degree -- specifically Hobby Lobby -- they have the "best" selection of house decorating doo-dads where I lived, reasonable prices - decent service -- we shopped there until the court decision - and never again after that. That being said, if there was something I needed and it was available there at the best price ( I'm not talking about $1 out of $10 -- more like $100 out of $1000) - tis a no brainer.

My main shopping criteria is convenience -- if the store next door was run by .... (insert ones boogey man here) - and the alternative was a city away, convenience wins.

No - for the most part the religious people that ive known were very good people - so what if they believe in the creation or life after death.

Absolutely. If you promote your religiousness in your business then you will attract more religious people... and try to avoid those

I don't think religion should be kept out of business (at least legally). A company should operate within their ideals and if they want to risk alienating some of their potential clients then that's on them.

No problem at all. So long as the're tollerant of other beliefs why shouldn't I be? Now if they want to treat their customers differently based on our beliefs (or lack) then that's a different story.

depends on the ideals...I don't care if they think god is great or whatever...but if they use that for some form of discrimination...definitely.