Reply #8: If it was a company vehicle

[Sparkly]

I'd just make a mental note not to do business with that company. (I realize I'm cancelled out by others who'd make a mental note TO do business with that company.)

I don't like proselytizing in commercial transactions, myself.

And I know all such things tend to carry heavier messages now -- certainly a far different message than back in the days of "GodSpell" and "My Sweet Lord" and "Jesus Christ Superstar" and "Jesus is Just All Right With Me" and all those things. That message was peace and love; unfortunately, I'm suspicious of public preaching now, like decals on cars, because it strikes me as part of an attempt to merge religion with commerce AND with politics. So if you're too sensitive, so am I. I don't know if I'm "offended" as much as leery. And I imagine for many Christians it must be difficult -- it's similar to what this cabal has done to the American flag (loaded it with rhetoric and given it a bad image).