Which major religious publisher changed their logo in 2001, removing a cross from their design to appeal to a broader spiritual audience, causing significant debate among their traditional Christian customer base?

Throughout history, religious symbols have been incorporated into brand logos and marketing strategies. This trivia question explores a fascinating case where a major religious publisher made a significant logo change that sparked theological debate. Test your knowledge about the intersection of religious publishing, branding decisions, and their impact on customer perception in the faith-based market.

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Zondervan Publishing
Thomas Nelson Publishers
Tyndale House Publishers
Baker Book House