“But we are not forcing this on anyone (God forbid), and we live by the rules of a Democratic Republic. “In short, I do believe that the more truly Christian we are, the more blessed we will be as a nation,” he continued. This is all part of the fabric of our nation.” “In the same way, others (such as atheists, agnostics, Hindus, Muslims, or secular activists) advocate for their own particular spiritual or secular worldviews and seek to live accordingly. “What we do believe is that God’s ways are always best, and that’s why we advocate for biblical principles and seek to live by them personally,” Brown wrote. Shame on Jewish radio host and author Michael Brown published an op-ed defending the ad's message.

“Do these quotes prove we are a Christian nation? Click them to find out,” FFRF, which advocates for strict separation of church and state, posted with an exposition of each quote.Ĭritics accused Hobby Lobby of advocating for dominionism, a subset of American Christianity seeking a Christian-run nation governed by their understanding of biblical law.ĭavid Weissman, a former Republican Trump supporter-turned-liberal Democrat, tweeted: “As 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. The webpage includes a breakdown of each of the quotes Hobby Lobby included in the ad.

“In Hobby Lobby We DON’T Trust,” the title of FFRF's rebuttal webpage reads. Social media users slammed the ad as “unconstitutional” and “propaganda.' And the secular legal organization Freedom from Religion Foundation posted a rebuttal. 'Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.' – Psalm 33:12 /yIoZU7326z- Official Hobby Lobby July 4, 2021

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