Try working at Hobby Lobby if you believe that

@RobCampbell I don't say I believe that, but do you want to work at Hobby Lobby? Knowing its history? I don't! But I'm still a customer though, unless it's Sunday . I guess a lot of employees like to work there because they have at least one fixed day in the week off. Personally I'm very ambivalent that shops are open all week. I like that I can do some shopping when I like it, but I also miss the time when everything except museums were closed on Sunday, regardless the fact that it is a Christian-church-day.

I would never work for or shop at Hobby Lobby for any reason. That is kinda why I posted this string. There are many 'christian-owned' businesses that wear their faith on their sleeve. It would be nice to know employers that are hiring through this network that don't have that onerous problem of 'faith'. I also RUN away from any business that advertises themselves as Christian. I have found them to be mostly sleazeballs.

@RobCampbell I don't care actually, as I don't want the fact that a business or employer is a Christian, Muslim, Buddhist or whatever, controls my life and limits my choices. I don't make principle choices for which I only have one argument: It's religious.

@Gert 'controls my life and limits my choices.' That is your perception? I think of it in terms of making smart choices. Why would I want to work for or even patronize a religious business and thus assist (even in an indirect way) abusive practices, theocracy, control, etc...And one thing I've learned about such businesses - they DO tend to at least attempt to 'control your life' if you are employed by one. I DO make principle choices based on that one argument you mentioned - and for very good reason.

@RobCampbell Hey, don't think I patronize you because of your opinion. And my reply was not about working there, I already mentioned that I would not. But not buying there because of that, I don't want to limit my choices as long as there is no alternative. But when there is a reasonable alternative I surely weigh this in my decision where to buy. And in that case the choice will probably the same as yours.

Yep, worked for a painting contractor in Kansas that required morning coffee at a local shop, that I attended once - it was nothing more than buying the boss breakfast while he led a half hour bible study. Complete BS...I was the only trim hand so stayed on until he could find a few to replace me.

@RobCampbell Yikes. I didn't know that people would do that to their workers. I tend to confront people early rather than late if they are seriously annoying me and I'm willing to leave.

I only had sufficient evidence in one circumstance, and wasn't the kind of company I wanted to work for anyway

Thank You!