And that’s just the problem. 1. I don’t believe in a “Lord”. 2. I’m not seeing much to rejoice about in America right now. So I am kind of offended twice.
I fully respect the egg company’s right to put whatever they like on their cartons that doesn’t break the law, but I don’t need to buy eggs that are going to irritate me every time I open the box either.
I’d probably not avoid a product with a simple bible phrase on the inside of the package as long as it was not proselytizing . I haven’t noticed any product where I had to make that choice.
I do specifically avoid any product/company that makes a claim that I should choose it because of their beliefs. “Trust a Christian company” or that sort of phrase will have me turning elsewhere because I avoid any claim that Christians (or followers of any other religion) are in any way better than others.
No Chick - FIL -A for me for a number of reason including the taste of the food.
No Chick-Fil-A for me either. No Hobby Lobby either, for the in-your-face religion and more.
Re: Chick-Fil-A
Chick-Fil-A may not be directly comparable to In-N-Out Burger and Goldhen Eggs. Its history of donations to anti-LGBT groups (which it claims to have stopped) was the motivator behind boycotts and such, and probably would have been regardless of whether any religious indications were given.
I love chick-fil-a but don’t eat there often because we don’t have one within 30 minutes and if I am where there is one I am more likely to opt for steak or seafood.
In the past I have at times avoided companies because of policies that go against my beliefs, but these days it seems like I would have to live like the Amish in order to avoid all of those companies. Most of the major companies, especially technology companies, are aligned with a lot of things that I disagree with, but it would be hard to survive only shopping CFS and Hobby Lobby.
If I see anyone in the egg aisle opening each brand of egg cartons, I’m going to probably assume it’s a CC’er. 
On a related note, I’m still avoiding purchasing a certain brand of pasta because of specific remarks made by the CEO even though there was a PR apology. It’s not a “boycott,” because I’ve purchased a couple of products, but they’re not my go-to.
I was going to say ditto, but now that I think about it, I have changed my buying habits quite a bit due to what seems to be good for the planet - kind of like how I choose my eggs based upon what’s better for the chickens. We rarely order from Amazon or buy off Ebay too. It’s not “never,” because sometimes that’s the only place I can find what I want, but it is certainly rare.
I’ve just never based a buying decision on someone’s religion or gender or other types of diversity and I don’t plan to start. It’s ok with me if someone is wearing a Hijab or a Christian t-shirt or anything else similar. Same with pictures or phrases on things. Qatar Airways is one of my favorite airlines. I’d hate to have to give it up because they choose to show a man praying on the screen in front of my chair at times and I’m not Muslim.
I have never in my life read the inside of an egg carton.
As for buying products, I try to buy American made.
What were the kosher hot dogs that had the ad slogan “We answer to a higher authority”. I always thought that was clever and in no way offensive.
Ditto
Hebrew National
Before I end up with Egg on my face, I feel that I have to come to my own defense!
To clarify, I was not upset / offended . perturbed or anything other than surprised at the unexpected message inside the egg carton. I do not make a habit of reading egg cartons, and as I mentioned upthread, the eggs were purchased for me and are not my usual brand. I noticed the nutritional content and the adjacent Psalm when I lifted the lid; it’s kinda hard to miss, as the print is huge.
I know my days have been less productive since Covid, but my lack of productivity does not extend to habitually reading egg cartons or any other packaging; I don’t stew on how I may find offense where none was intended, nor do I consider filing lawsuits because I’ve been triggered.
I also know that some of you have considered this thread a Yolk, but am not so Coddled that a line from Scripture will Crack me! Now , I’d like to Poach some of you from this thread to come join me on the Sunny Side of the fence and lets gab about something else! 
ps - this post is meant in fun, not to play Chicken or start another Egg wars!
OP: Great thread !
You were lucky; all I got was “Safe Handling Instructions” (and, no, was not in reference to my soul)
I was talking to a friend about this. She said she couldn’t understand how anyone could possibly be offended, they need to get a life, etc.
I asked her if she would care if she opened it up and there was an atheist comment. She said “that’s entirely different and uncalled for! I’d take them back for a refund.”
Okay.
I probably wouldn’t notice it, but if I did, I don’t think I’d even give it a second thought. I wouldn’t be moved, but I wouldn’t be irritated either. They are within their rights to do it, and consumers can speak with their feet if they want to.
@momo2x2018 I hope you didn’t take any of my comments as criticisms of you - not intended!
And I’ll be honest, I enjoyed this thread as a thread to once again have a little debate on a topic - even if our thoughts all got a little scrambled! 
Some of the CC threads have been so benign my mind enjoyed a thread to really think and suppose about. I’m glad you posted it.
Om,let me say this - “Of course not!” I am not easily offended, however, I did feel that some interpreted my initial post to be that I was offended - I was not offended and I am not offended!
I’ve seen these. It is just that one same Bible verse in every carton. There are references online to this egg carton verse going back 10+ years.
Think of it as a company motto or a nice thought to start the day. Even if you don’t believe the day was made by the Lord, it is not a bad way to approach the day–rejoicing and being glad.
I think most people would be happy to see it. If this upsets or offends someone, they could ask for a refund and/or not buy that brand again. It is not reasonable in a diverse (fairly religious and majority Christian) country to expect never to see any reference to (any) religion in everyday life. If someone of another faith gives me a “blessing,” or a quote from their book or prophet, I would take it as no more than “good luck, have a nice day, I wish you well.” Let us rejoice and be glad = Smile. Celebrate life. Don’t worry, be happy.
Beats the alternative.
I like threads that allow me to ponder and make me think, esp now that I’m not at school like I normally would be this time of year.
It’s also interesting to get a glimpse into what other people think and see our (collective) similarities and differences. I get so used to my bubble (generally from school, so very tolerant of many things even if I personally disagree with them) and forget that some folks see life differently. It helps explain a bit of the world actually. Understanding various subsets of the world is good IMO.
I refuse to buy Hood milk or ice cream if it has the Red Sox on it (go Yankees!).
Maybe your post should have come with a trigger warning.