If it's a good butcher I'd still shop there. Some of the best resturaunts are run by the most religious people, so unless they put up signs that said "ALL PROCEEDS GO TO PENTOCOSTAL HOLINESS CHILDRENS CAMPS" ,or I faced discrimination while in the shop I wouldn't have any qualms with it.

I would not. People who are THAT out there with their fairytails voted to kill me. And I don't have to put up with that.

...maybe 'God' is the name of the cow standing there...I mean, I once had a neighbor who's dog was named Jesus (which in Spanish is pronounce hay-seuss)

I'm more offended by the poor design of that sign than the bs they're trying to sell. That said, there's a green chile I really like by 505 Southwestern, but I don't buy it much because they print a bible verse on all their labels.

Im getting mixed messages from this sign. Is it just me that hears meat market & doesn't instantly think of a place to buy steaks?

North of Houston is littered with that crap.

I am 52 and I have learned that many people have trouble with 'self love' or even speaking about love. I am an atheist/Buddhist, and yet I believe that their God does love people, and why not me, I am fucking awesome. If they have a good product and a decent price and they are local, I would go and spend money there.

Wow man, you can't beat their meat!

My biggest reason for not going there is they are 2500 miles away.

Even if I wasn't a non-believing vegan, I wouldn't give them business.

If the quality is good and they aren’t making it mandatory for me to believe to shop there then who cares. I mean the money you would be giving them also says “in god we trust”; so should we stop using our currency as well?

I don't care ...if they had good meat i'd go there