Conservative 'Duck Dynasty' Fans Want 'Biblical Values' Considered A conservative religious group that petitioned the A&E network to have Phil Roberston reinstated on "Duck Dynasty" is now asking the network to reflect their "biblical based values." In a statement Chris Stone, founder of Faith Driven Consumer, which started the IStandWithPhil.com petition, questioned whether religious conservative fans were being "heard" by the network. "Do they also now embrace the biblically based values and worldview held by the Robertson family and millions of Faith Driven Consumers?" wrote Stone. The Istandwithphil.com petition amassed more than 260,000 signatures by the time Robertson was reinstated by A&E. "Faith Driven Consumers will remain vigilant as we measure whether A&E's actions reflect true tolerance, diversity, and mutual respect -- including their equal embrace of our biblically based values and deeply held beliefs," wrote Stone. Family patriarch Robertson, 67, was suspended from the hit show after he gave an interview with GQ Magazine in which he made anti-gay comments and said he didn't see black people suffering inequality before the civil rights movement. Robertson later defended his comments and said all he did was quote from the Bible, and that he would "not give or back off from my path." The decision to reinstate Robertson was met with anger by some advocacy groups. The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) said A&E's decision to reinstate Phil Robertson on "Duck Dynasty" shows the network has "chosen profits over African American and gay people." On Friday Phil Robertson's son Willie Robertson took to Twitter to express his happiness that his father's suspension was over.