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Quixtar and Religion |
Quixtar offers a business opportunity to anyone, regardless of religious beliefs. Quixtar was not founded as a Christian company nor is it an exclusive opportunity available only to people of a particular faith, political party, national origin, culture, or race. Quixtar is an all-inclusive organization and has attracted Independent Business Owners (IBOs) representing nearly every culture, ethnic background, and religion in the world.
Quixtar's co-founders and their families are Christians and support many causes that reflect their personal faith as well as other causes that reflect their political and personal views. They have always protected, however, the right of others to differ in their personal views.
When people of faith are involved in a business that brings them into contact with hundreds and sometimes thousands of other individuals, their personal beliefs often will become readily apparent to those they meet. And some of the organizations developed by IBOs will include many others who share the same beliefs because these are the people they know and see on a regular basis. This is a characteristic of companies involved in network marketing, and certainly it is true for Quixtar IBOs as well. IBOs who are evangelical Christians are more likely to register other evangelical Christians, just as Mormons are more likely to know and approach other Mormons.
The Quixtar business podium should never become a platform for preaching religious doctrine or other issues of an intensely personal nature. The Corporation has rules in place prohibiting this type of behavior to ensure that people with differing beliefs are not turned off by or turned away from the Quixtar business opportunity because they perceive it to be limited to only those of like mind on certain issues.
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