To: Dog Gone
Tell me the full facts. While law, even constitutional law, is about principles, facts play a very important role. I'm not sure what facts you need, the question is a simple one.
Is it your understanding that the first amendment prohibits religious displays on public property?
To: jwalsh07
I'm not sure what facts you need, the question is a simple one.You're the one who mentioned a fellow, so you introduced a fact situation. I'm not sure why you're refusing to expound.
And I did give you an answer. Please read my response again.
To: jwalsh07
I'll answer that one: no. But that's not what this case was about. Does the Constitution prohibit religious displays placed by the government for a strictly religious purpose, limited to a single religion to the exclusion of others? Yes. And that is exactly what Judge Moore said he was doing.
Just read the case. Why are so many compelled to spout off about things they know nothing about?
168 posted on
07/01/2003 6:59:55 PM PDT by
lugsoul
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