Which famous coffee company's logo was originally designed with religious symbolism that was later modified to be less controversial?

Throughout history, religious symbols have influenced logo design and brand identity across various industries. Some companies have incorporated subtle or overt religious imagery into their brand identities, sometimes sparking controversy or deep philosophical discussions about the commercialization of sacred symbols. This trivia question explores an interesting case where a well-known company's logo has religious symbolism embedded within its design.

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Starbucks (whose original logo featured a topless siren/mermaid based on Norse mythology and Christian maritime traditions)
Peet's Coffee (whose original logo contained a stylized Christian cross within the letter 'P')
Dunkin' (whose original logo featured a monk drinking coffee, referencing the Ethiopian monks who discovered coffee)
Caribou Coffee (whose original logo contained hidden Islamic calligraphy that was later simplified)