Google has a frightening amount of control over the internet, and although one of their past mottos was "Don't be evil," they seem to have a different set of rules when it comes to dealing with Christians and conservatives.

The firm recently informed the CEO of Concordia Publishing House, Bruce Kintz, that they were banning ads related to their cph.org domain, which sells religious books, music and other items related to their conservative Lutheran denomination.

He was told that the problem was related to the fact that items featured in the ad and on their website refer to the Bible and/or Jesus and that such references would need to be removed before they could be considered for reinclusion.