what do you think of this case: John is a baker and owns a local bakery. He was recently asked to bake a cake for a company celebrating Pride month for its employees. John feels that if he bakes a cake for the company celebrating Pride month, he will violate his sincerely held religious beliefs, so he declines to bake a cake for the company. Can the state compel John to bake a cake for the company? Discuss the Constitutional implications in this case - namely, the Free Exercise Clause.