Can a church get a trademark?
Yes. Here’s an example of how the Presbyterian Church (USA) uses trademark law to avoid confusion with other churches and to prevent unauthorized use of its name. Similarly, here’s the trademark policy of the Seventh Day Adventists. Religious groups may generally be full of peace and light, but mess with their trademarks and they can get pretty badass.
Related Questions
- If the Catholic Church really honors the Bible as the holy Word of God--if she really wants her members to become familiar with its truth--why in times past did she confiscate and burn so many Bibles?
- Why is the Catholic Church opposed to birth control? Where in the Bible is birth control condemned as being contrary to the Will of God?
- How will giving to International Church Advance work?
