Manhattan Declaration leaders write CEO Steve Jobs after Apple pulls iPhone app

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Group for Traditional Values cries foul after Apple pulls their app. 


The Manhattan Declaration app was accepted by Apple and rated as a 4+, which indicated that the app contained "no objectionable content".  


However,  after a "small but very vocal"  protest coming from gay advocacy,  Apple pulled the app during the Thanksgiving holiday.  


Now, Manhattan Declaration leaders are writing  Apple CEO Steve Jobs and urging him to restore the application. 

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