> Without a doubt, the company is founded on Biblical principles. Even so, I have never seen any expectation placed on the employees to conform to any particula

> Without a doubt, the company is founded on Biblical principles. Even so, I have never seen any expectation placed on the employees to conform to any particular religion... Very frustrating to see that line "biblical principles". There's a hell of a lot of principles people can derive from 'the Bible' (which version?). Many times I see/hear that line, and the majority of the behavior is mostly "be nice, honest, etc" - not bad things, but there's not much inherently "biblical". Really, not much is, or what might be considered to be isn't generally exclusive to the Bible. "Eye for an eye" is certainly a principle laid out in the Bible, as is ownership of other human beings as property. These aren't generally what people in modern western countries are meaning when they say they hold to "biblical principles". Is there a list of the 'biblical principles' Chick-Fil-A abides by the OP can provide?