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Joshua Feuerstein
Joshua Feuerstein (born January 7, 1981)〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=About Josh )〕 is an American evangelist, former pastor, and internet personality.
==Career==
On April 1, 2015, to make a point about his support for religious freedom bills, Feuerstein called Cut the Cake, a bakery in Longwood, Florida and asked them to make a cake with an anti-gay marriage message on it. The owner refused, whereupon, in a video he posted to YouTube, Feuerstein encouraged his Facebook followers to call the bakery themselves and show what he said was its "hypocrisy". This resulted in his followers attacking the bakery's Facebook page, including posting one-star reviews.
In July 2015, Feuerstein uploaded a video which, according to ''Salon'', implied that "the Second Amendment is the best protection from “bigoted” anti-discrimination measures and legalized same-sex marriage."
In November 2015, Feuerstein posted a video on Facebook criticizing Starbucks for removing Christmas-related symbols from its holiday cups in favor of a solid red design. This message made national headlines, and Feuerstein appeared on CNN that month to explain that his post was not just about the Starbucks cup, adding that “The silent majority is sick and tired of consistently being bullied to be quiet about our beliefs and trying to remove Christ out of Christmas."
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