Franklin Graham came to the brand’s defense. If a representative for the company responds, this story will be updated. 'Full page of dominionist propaganda in this morning’s courtesy of #separationofchurchandstate.' tweeted Kim Leonard reached out to Hobby Lobby for comment. One former Republican turned left-leaning Democrat said Hobby Lobby should be ashamed of its newspaper advertisement while another critic condemned it as “dominionist propaganda.”Īs an American Jew who served in the United States Army and took an oath to defend the Constitution I find your statement of America should be lead by Christians to be asinine and unconstitutional.

“Do these quotes prove we are a Christian nation? Click them to find out,” wrote the FFRF, which calls for a strict separation of church and state. The title page of its site states: “In Hobby Lobby We Don’t Trust.” The atheist advocacy organization the Freedom From Religion Foundation launched its own rebuttal site, condemning Hobby Lobby’s ad.

***As the number of voices facing big-tech censorship continues to grow, please sign up for Faithwire’s daily newsletter and download the CBN News app, to stay up-to-date with the latest news from a distinctly Christian perspective.*** “To download a free Bible for your phone, go to The retailer also shared the ad to its social media channels. “If you would like to know Jesus as Lord and Savior, visit Need Him Ministry at it states. lawmakers, and Supreme Court justices, most of the reflections pointing to the country’s religious roots and its ties to Scripture.Īt the bottom of the ad, Hobby Lobby included a prompt for those interested in learning more about becoming a Christian. The full-page ad includes a series of quotes from American founders, U.S. 'Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.' – Psalm 33:12 /yIoZU7326z The Christian-owned retailer Hobby Lobby faced atheist scorn this week over its Independence Day ad, which ran in newspapers nationwide.įeatured prominently on the advertisement - which depicted a child running with an American flag - were the words, “One nation under God,” alongside a reference to Psalm 33:12, which states, “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.”

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