BUD LIGHT THEM: It's getting even worse for ultra-woke Coca Cola. The company, which has promoted woke causes, let customers put “Allah Is King”, “Satan Is King”, and "Defund the Police" on cans but blocked “Jesus Is King” and "White Pride" on the spot. Conservative commentator Isabel Brown and influencer Ryan Haff both recorded themselves testing Coca-Cola’s online personalization tool. Phrases including “Allah Is King,” “Satan Is King,” “The devil is king,” and even “Jesus is the devil” advanced to the preview stage. Typing “Jesus Is King” triggered an immediate rejection: “The name or phrase you've submitted is not permitted.” The same filter also blocked “Holy Trinity,” “Virgin Mary,” “Jesus is Lord,” and “Christ is King” while allowing “Ped*phile Pride,” “Atheist Pride,” “God is Dead,” and “Defund the Police” in multiple independent tests. A nearly identical controversy surfaced in September 2024. Coca-Cola quietly tightened the filter after the latest videos went viral, disabled the preview feature, and paused new orders. The company told Fox News it was a “technical issue” but has issued no public statement explaining why Christian phrases were singled out while overtly anti-Christian and offensive ones passed. When a global brand treats the name of Jesus as more restricted than Satan or Allah, people notice. There are more Christians than any other religion in the United States Are we too quiet?