Ten Commandments Judge: 'If I Go to Jail, I Go to Jail'

Agape Press ^ | 8 Aug 03 | Bill Fancher and Jody Brown

[concerned about politics]

Well, now would be a good time to pray to the Lord and ask for his aid. This brave man is fighting the entire Satanic left wing and years of Socialist ant-Christ propaganda.

[varina davis]

BTT!

[Libertina]

"[We are calling] Christians and people who cherish freedom, the First Amendment, and religious expression in the public square to come to peacefully intervene and kneel around the court [building] to ensure that the commandments are not removed."
Will Christians finally stand up for what is their right? I hope so. God bless Judge Moore.
I'm not Congress and no law was passed

[Zetman]

Alan Colmes IS a liberal. I remember the dust up the Democrats had back in the 90s over Clarence Thomas' allegiance to natural law. And no, I don't see a conflict between the Constitution and natural law because the former has roots in the latter.

How convenient, and hypocritical. Just recently I read about one U.S. Supreme Court Justice saying that she is allowing "international law" (of the U.N. variety, one assumes) to influence her judgements. The left-wingers have no problem with this. However, when it comes to allowing "Natural Law" to influence a Supreme Court Justice's opinion, the libs and the dems have a cow. I guess that shows which "higher power" they truly worship.

[dixiechick2000]

I saw Judge Moore on H&C...IMO he's going to defy the judges ruling, and will take it to the Supreme Court.

Say a prayer, or two, for this Godly man...

he needs it.

[dixiechick2000]

The people will rise up!

[Southack]

"I think the SCOTUS would rule against him...probably."

Judge Moore is going to stand up in the SCOTUS, walk over and place his hand on the iron image of Moses holding the Ten Commandments that is a permanent part of the U.S. Supreme Court building, and then he'll ask: does this image become unconstitutional if it weighs 3,500 pounds, as my statue does in Alabama?!

You show me the ACLU getting the Supreme Court to rule against their own decorations, and then we'll talk about them ruling against Judge Moore's.

[The Red Zone]

The Ten Commandements are the FOUNDATION of ALL LAWS...except the Green Ones!

Even the Green ones: Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's...

[rwfromkansas]

oh geeze, I am going to barf with your liberal crap

[Southack]

The East Entrance to the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C.

At the center of the pediment, the figures of Moses, Confucius, and Solon...

[Southack]

Inside the U.S. Supreme Court building, Moses is seen sculpted in marble holding the Ten Commandments.

[Southack]

Close up view of Moses holding the Ten Commandments on top of the East Entrance to the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C.

[Southack]

The East Entrance to the U.S. Supreme Court building

[Southack]

Ten Commandments Tablets engraved on the oak doors to the U.S. Supreme Court building.

[Southack]

Moses holding the Ten Commandments sculpted in Italian marble inside the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C.

[Southack]

Moses holding the Ten Commandments sculpted in Italian marble inside the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C.

Moses as sculpted into the Chambers of the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C.

[Southack]

Moses holding the Ten Commandments sculpted in Italian marble inside the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C.

Moses as sculpted into the Chambers of the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C.

[Bellflower]

A real hero for today! He is so refreshing.

[Bellflower]

If they continue we should have all their religious stuff removed. There is a new golden pagoda in Olbrick park in Madison, Wis. which is the pride of the community (Annie Gaylord says not a word against it and she is stationed here). Also another white depiction of a pagoda across the street from that one. Our state capitol is full of paintings from myths which are religious in nature. We have many state protected Indian burial sites that are in the forms of animals as expressions of the Indian's religious convictions, these must go. We have an Indian totum pole in a Madison park which is also religious in nature. What about the obelisk monument in Washington D.C.? Visit http://egipto.com/obeliscos/histo2.html to learn all about the obelisk's religious meanings. Think of all the important symbols that they hold dear that are religious in nature. These must all be removed at all cost from any govenment owned place.

[Fawnn]

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