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Why is Chick-fil-lay closed on Sunday
- Thread starter Salty
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So where do you go for brunch after lunch?
Who are they?
Do the shot-callers of "Chick Fil A think they are providing public testimony for the honoring of God? I think so.
Shall we nit-pick and say all these things are allowed by the Law of Christ. Should we accept the closure with grace so as to not contribute to the missteps of others?
Shall we nit-pick and say all these things are allowed by the Law of Christ. Should we accept the closure with grace so as to not contribute to the missteps of others?
A fast food chicken sandwich chain… complete with drive through
The founder was a committed Christian - who happened to be a Southern 'Baptist.
He wanted to be closed on Sundays so his employees could worship on Sunday and/or have time tor their families.
About Mr. Truett
He wrote several books - one titled: It's Easier to Succeed Than to Fail,
He wanted to be closed on Sundays so his employees could worship on Sunday and/or have time tor their families.
About Mr. Truett
He wrote several books - one titled: It's Easier to Succeed Than to Fail,
That's one Amercanism I don't think we have over here.
atpollard
Well-Known Member
We weep for our brothers overseas … their chicken is THAT good.
There is better variety food to be had. Fast food is worth passing on. At Italian and at French tables, both here and in those countries, meals are all fresh cooked and meals take time to consume.Conversation is encouraged, perhaps with a glass of wine or two. None of this, hurry up urgency found in the states. Chew and enjoy slowly… savor the full experience.
