The Honor Of God

You would think a company that gets the vast majority of its business from Christians would be respectful of its customers. Such is true of companies that don’t have an anti-Christian bias. But not at Old Navy. Old Navy has put a blockade around Christmas.

Old Navy, Gap and Banana Republic are owned by the same company. And all three boycott Christmas. At these stores, Christmas isn’t allowed because a handful of non-Christians are offended. Old Navy doesn’t want to offend non-Christians. But they sure don’t worry about offending Christians.

They will take your money, but they will not recognize Christmas.

Old Navy doesn’t sell Christmas gifts. They sell “holiday” gifts. They don’t close their stores on Christmas. They close on “holiday.” They don’t observe “Christmas morning,” they observe “holiday morning.” They don’t wish customers a “Merry Christmas.” They wish them a “happy holiday.” Old Navy boycotts Christmas.

Old Navy has been boycotting Christmas for years. And despite thousands and thousands of requests to recognize Christmas, they refuse to do so. In fact, Old Navy is so adamant about boycotting Christmas that they have blocked incoming e-mails requesting they recognize Christmas.

When an Old Navy store manager was asked if the word “Christmas” was used in his store, he answered: “We have a lot of Christmas gifts in our stores, but the word ‘Christmas’ is not used here. Everything is ‘holiday.’”

Old Navy even makes a joke of Christmas by offering video greetings called “Happy Chrismukkah.”

Take Action!

• After you have signed the petition, call Old Navy and tell them in a kind and polite way that as long as they boycott Christmas, you will boycott Old Navy. The toll free number is 1-800-427-7895. The company number is 650-952-4400. When requested, push the order number when prompted so you will be able to speak with a live person.
• Forward this to your friends and family! Help us promote the boycott of Old Navy, Gap and Banana Republic.

   

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The latest effort to spread the idea that religion has no place in the public square comes as a response to a TV spot produced by presidential candidate Mike Huckabee.

I urge you to watch the two video clips I have placed in this e-mail. First, is the ad by former Governor Huckabee wishing people a Merry Christmas. Click here to watch the 30-second ad.

Next, is a clip from the Today Show (Dec. 18), hosted by Meredith Vieira, on which Governor Huckabee was a guest. Vieira opens the interview talking about how some say the ad is sending an overt religious appeal to voters.

Some have become so openly hostile to the Christian faith that they are upset when a candidate simply wishes viewers Merry Christmas and mentions that –after all– Christmas is the day Christians celebrate the birth of Christ.

The governor is accused of putting a cross in the background of his ad. The ‘cross’ they find offensive is nothing more than a bookcase. The critics say also the three lights stand for the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit! What is disappointing is that the media grabs such a concoction and makes big news out of this ad.

To me, these accusations are utterly silly, and biased. Watch the clip from the Today Show. There are those who feel that nothing religious, especially wishing people Merry Christmas, should be made by anyone seeking public office. That is the attitude of those who want to drive religion from the public square.