Which of these major retail brand logos was intentionally designed with religious symbolism that connects to the company's founding philosophy?

Corporate logos often incorporate religious and philosophical symbolism to connect with consumers on a deeper level. Religious symbols have been adapted and integrated into modern branding, sometimes obviously and sometimes subtly. This poll tests your knowledge of how religious symbols have been incorporated into major retail brands' visual identities. Can you identify which famous retail logo has authentic religious origins?

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Starbucks' siren logo, based on medieval church carvings warning against temptation
Whole Foods Market's green oval, representing the Buddhist concept of the perfect whole and natural harmony
In-N-Out Burger's crossed palm trees, referencing John 3:16 and the company founder's Christian faith
Amazon's smile arrow, designed to reflect Hindu symbolism of the path to enlightenment through commerce