Lidl, a German budget supermarket chain, is already known for their tendency to be "religiously neutral" by removing crosses from products and ads. This time a similar scandal has erupted in Lithuania, a country that is a little over 80% Christian. The subject of this scandal is a panorama photo of Kaunas, one of Lithuania's major cities, where the otherwise prominent crosses visible on the city's skyline were removed.
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at http://legiochristi.com/lidl-removing-crosses-lithuania/