Fast Food Bible-Style?

While we need to be careful about people trying to take advantage of the Bible for monetary gain, it is sometimes fun to see a company that tries to support Biblical values. We don't have many Chik-Fil-As in the Northeast, but their founder claims they are a company built on the sayings of Jesus.

Chick-fil-A does not shy away from its Christian bearings. That's why its stores are closed on Sunday — typically one of the busier days in food service. And it's why some irreverent folks have dubbed it "Jesus chicken."

Cathy prefers to describe it as a "biblically based" business.

"Our whole service recipe in terms of taking care of our customers is based on what Jesus said in how we should treat other people," he said. "We want to treat our customers as someone who is very special."