Virginia Christian group denied service at restaurant over safety concerns: 'Amazingly hypocritical'
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The leader of a faith based group in Virginia spoke out to Fox News Digital about her group being denied service at a Richmond restaurant due to their religious beliefs.
The reason given for the cancelation, according to Cobb, was that a member of the staff at the restaurant had looked up the organization’s website, which states that the group advocates "for policies based on Biblical principles that enable families to flourish at the state and local level", prompting the wait staff to refuse to serve the group. Andrew Mark Miller is a writer at Fox News. Find him on Twitter @andymarkmiller and email tips to AndrewMark.Miller@Fox.com.
"It's alarming and disgraceful that a restaurant has a religious or political litmus test for who gets in the door," Cobb told Fox News Digital. "I think people will find that very disturbing."
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