Stores judged naughty or nice by Christian group

St. Petersburg, Florida -- A Christian group is out with its annual "Naughty or Nice List." The American Family Association says top national retailers that don't use the word "Christmas" in their advertising are placed on the group's naughty list.

"These companies, they unfortunately want to take Christ out of Christmas all together and, we're just saying, if you're going to market to us, market to us in our language," said Randy Sharp, the director of special projects with the AFA.

Stores called naughty this year by the AFA include Old Navy, Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, Office Depot, Victoria's Secret, and Radio Shack.

For the complete list, including the stores named on the group's nice list, click here.

This is the forth year the AFA has put out a "Naughty or Nice List." Sharp says the list is to help people "decide for themselves which stores they want to shop at."