Which religious symbol was intentionally redesigned in the 1970s to serve as a more unified brand identity across global church operations?

Throughout history, religious organizations have used distinctive logos and visual symbols to represent their beliefs and connect with adherents. These symbols often carry deep theological meaning while functioning as powerful branding tools. How well do you know the strategic branding decisions behind some of the world's most recognized religious symbols? Test your knowledge of how these sacred emblems serve both spiritual and marketing purposes in the modern religious landscape.

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The Cross and Flame logo of the United Methodist Church
The Mormon CTR (Choose The Right) ring emblem
The Star of David used by Reform Judaism
The Om symbol in Hinduism