HarperCollins Announces New Christian Publishing Division; Berenstain Bears Drawn Into Chick-fil-A Controversy
The complicated crossroads of publishing and religion

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Today, HarperCollins has announced that, in the wake of its acquisition of Christian publisher Thomas Nelson, it has formed a new Christian publishing division. The business unit will include both Thomas Nelson, the Nashville-based outfit with roots that date back to 1798 Edinburgh, Scotland, and Zondervan, the Grand Rapids, Mich.-based house that was already in HarperCollins' portfolio.
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