When companies share their owners beliefs, yes, they've brought politics and religion into the purchase process. I haven't asked them, they've made a public stance. I can't ignore it without giving up my personal morals, which I won't do for a fast food chicken sandwich.

Besides the one interview with the owner stating his Christian beliefs (because he was asked), how else do they share their beliefs?

I often wonder when I see a car with progressive/left bumper stickers in the Chick-Fil-A drivethrough if there was an internal voice debate over whether or not they should buy the forbidden chicken.

I have hope that delicious chicken biscuits may be the thing that is able to transcend partisan politics.

Good products and hospitality transcend most problems for most people. There will be some that cannot get past their ego.