Which religious symbol was deliberately redesigned by a major faith organization in the 21st century as part of a global rebranding effort to appeal to younger generations?

Religious symbols and logos often carry profound meaning beyond their visual representation. Throughout history, faith organizations have developed distinctive visual identities that communicate their core values and beliefs. This poll tests your knowledge of how religious institutions have approached branding and visual identity in both traditional and modern contexts. Can you identify which sacred symbol has been adapted for contemporary religious marketing?

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The Mormon Church's CTR (Choose The Right) shield logo, redesigned in 2019 to be more minimalist and digital-friendly
The Buddhist Dharma Wheel, which was simplified from 8 spokes to 6 spokes by the World Buddhist Council in 2015
The Islamic Star and Crescent, which was standardized with specific proportions by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in 2010
The Hindu Om symbol, which received official typography guidelines from the World Hindu Federation in 2018