When Starbucks's red cups returned to mark the start of the holiday season, there was the usual excitement from fans of the coffee chain, but there was also some anger — that quickly turned to public outrage and polarizing political debate, not to
She's completely right. As far as I can tell it was started by a guy who's more interested in social media publicity than spreading the gospel, and most of the press that is given to it is by liberals trying to mock Christians for
On the other hand, the vast majority of orthodox Christians can snicker about how much the Starbucks cups still owe to traditional Christian iconography. This is a teaching moment. 1. The cups are still red. Red is not the liturgical color of Advent
On the other hand, the vast majority of orthodox Christians can snicker about how much the Starbucks cups still owe to traditional Christian iconography. This is a teaching moment. 1. The cups are still red. Red is not the liturgical color of Advent
Demi Lovato Offers Starbucks a Resolution to Their Red Cup Controversy.