Which change to their corporate logo did Hallmark Cards reverse in 2006 after protests from Christian consumer groups?

In 2006, a major greeting card company faced significant backlash from religious communities over changes to one of their most recognized symbols. This controversy highlighted the delicate balance companies must maintain when incorporating religious symbolism into their branding and marketing strategies. Test your knowledge about this notable intersection of corporate identity and religious sensitivity that prompted a nationwide consumer response.

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Removing the cross from their stylized crown logo
Changing their Christmas cards to say 'Happy Holidays' instead of 'Merry Christmas'
Replacing the traditional gold color with rainbow colors for Pride Month
Adding a secular 'H' symbol that resembled an Islamic crescent moon