Is it immoral for a brand to sell a Bible?
Does our answer change within the context of Gun Culture?
As we witness a revival of Faith in this loosely-bordered community, we watch as the imagery, iconography, and storefronts shift from the nihilistic, to the Christian. Instead of tap-rack-bang morale patches featuring lewd imagery, we see a cross, a Bible verse, a call to conviction.
But with the newfound presence of Christianity on the front page of the Gun Culture, is it wrong, or dishonoring to the Word of God for a company to sell a Cordura-wrapped Bible with their logo on it? Even if their intent is good, does this action bring money-changers into the temple?
1. The Criticism being Made
2. What the Criticism Should Be
3. The Root of the Problem
4. The Solution and Going Forward
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