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Judge Holds Firm, Won't Remove Ten Commandments Sculpture
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| 8/15/03
| Steve Brown
Posted on 08/15/2003 3:32:39 AM PDT by kattracks
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To: moneyrunner
In Judge Moore’s case, he is acknowledging his religion very publicly – one could say exercising his religious freedom, by posting a monument containing, among other things, quotations from the Ten Commandments.And nothing in the 11th Circuit decision prohibits Citizen Moore from exercising his religious beliefs in any way, shape or form. The problem occurred when Judge Moore, acting as a public official, decided to use the judical bench as a religious pulpit.
To: Labyrinthos
yeah ... osha engineers (( 1984 )) in religious freedom --- liberals (( bible grabbers )) !
Yeah ... commerce clause --- schools - everything !
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f.Christian
(evolution vs intelligent design ... science3000 ... designeduniverse.com --- * architecture * !)
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