It's about honoring God no matter what for Hobby Lobby owners David and Barbara Green.
It's about honoring God no matter what for Hobby Lobby owners David and Barbara Green.
The Salon headline caught my eye: "Hobby Lobby-funded Jesus Super Bowl ads can’t hide the hate that fuels the Christian right"...
I don't usually turn to Rolling Stone magazine for objective reporting on cultural issues. But that fact makes my point today.
Hobby Lobby has purchased newspaper ads since the 1990s proclaiming the true meaning of Christmas.
Images of Satanic statues being sold at the Christian arts and crafts store Hobby Lobby recently drew confusion from fans of the brand. It was later revealed that the images were generated using artificial intelligence.
Hobby Lobby is running full-page newspaper ads nationwide this Christmas season declaring the true meaning of the holiday with a Bible-centric message: “O’ come let us adore Him, Christ the Lord.”
The world’s largest privately-owned arts-and-crafts retailer spread the true message of Easter this holiday season with full-page newspaper advertisements that included the text of Scripture.
This year, Hobby Lobby ran a gospel-centric, Christmas-themed ad in newspapers across the country showing a painting of a toddler boy – representing a young Jesus – picking up nails on the shop floor as his earthly father, Joseph, tends to his works a few feet away. The sunshine through the adjacent window casts a shadow off Jesus in the shape of a cross.
On Friday an appeals court ruled that Hobby Lobby violated an Illinois anti-discrimination law when it prohibited a biological male employee who identifies as female from using the women’s restroom.