Well, I'd say Home Depot has a right to donate or not donate to anyone
they wish, I really don't have a problem with that.

But, since they specifically mentioned they would not donate to a
Christian ministry, I'd say I have every right to choose not to shop
there.

Let's bear in mind that the OP stated that HD doesn't donate to christian
organizations...he may have, shall we say, narrowed it down a little? In
other words, we don't know if it's just christian orginzations or all
religous.

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Just my $0.02 - and I never realized there were so many ANTI-Christians
in the wreck. Just because someone has a strong Christian faith and is
tired of Christianity being singled out to be discriminated against, as
in it's OK to celebrate Islamic and Jewish heritige in public schools,
but not Christian heritige or values, that doesn't make that person a
religous nut, it makes them a person with strong beliefs.

As this is the first I've said in this thread, it's obvious that you can't
mean me, HOWEVER, of the comments that I've seen so far(admittedly, I
haven't read them all yet, but I'm working on it) are not "many
ANTI-Christians" comments...a few that defend HD's right to set policy, yes.
Anti christian, sorry, I don't see it.

Mike