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"Even if they should remove this monument -- and God forbid they do -- they'll never be able to remove it from our hearts," said the Rev. Greg Dixon of Indianapolis Baptist Temple.

and the lights come on... bingo pastor.
the light of the commandments shine brightest when displayed in people's lives, instead of being jammed down the throats of the "unbelievers" by force of law.

Some rather sharp Christian folks are going to get this right.
AFTER we live the commandments, they don't NEED to have monuments built to them... we are the monuments that God actually desired in the first place.

This judge did Christians a great disservice by misdirecting attention on the wrong type of monuments.

189 posted on 08/20/2003 2:15:43 PM PDT by Robert_Paulson2 (If we just erect a big, expensive stone monument... everything will be alright!)

I actually agree with you. I think Chief Justice Pryor should obey the court order and remove the statue instead of grandstanding...THEN fight this out in the courts using every single avenue available. Just make sure that when they come to remove the statue, it's videotaped and disseminated widely. The sight of that thing being removed will energize the Christian base to use our two most powerful weapons--prayer, and the ballot box.

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