Which major religious publisher faced controversy in 2001 when they rebranded with a logo that many critics argued inappropriately secularized a sacred symbol?

Religious iconography has influenced branding and marketing for centuries. From crosses and crescents to om symbols and the Star of David, sacred imagery is often adapted by companies seeking to convey specific values. This poll tests your knowledge of where religious symbolism intersects with corporate identity in an interesting case from the early 2000s.

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Zondervan Publishing, whose 'Z' logo resembled a stylized cross being struck by lightning
Thomas Nelson Publishers, whose new logo transformed the Christian ichthys (fish) symbol into a sleek corporate mark
Tyndale House, whose logo incorporated the Star of David with modern design elements
Baker Publishing Group, whose redesigned lotus flower logo was criticized for blending Buddhist imagery with Christian messaging