And if someone said I needed to show up for bible study as
a work requirement and it wasn't on the clock, no way.

And those are just the two most blatant tips of the iceberg. I hope
he wins the discrimination suit.

The company's website says its "biblical mission is to 'sell' our lighting products so that we may 'tell' everyone we can about God's soul-saving, life-transforming gospel message as Jesus instructed believers to do."

It's sort of like a Hari Krishna 'business' that sells flowers at the airport, the only difference being that the Voss workers are presumably paid for their labor. People like that should hire by word-of-mouth if they don't want to get in trouble.

that cater to fundies. There's a niche market down here for people who prefer to patronize Christian businesses. Most other people avoid these businesses because of their usual lack of professionalism. It's basically a racket.

that would be generated if this was a business that only would hire atheists.

viral, 24/7 on Fox and the right wing media?

I think that's naive.

I'm skeptical of their claim that even if their bulbs do burn out, they come on again after three days but.....not everyone can see their light.