[Labyrinthos]

The Alabama Constitution says their justice system is established in 'invoking the guidance of almighty God.'

And each Judge in Alabama has the right to pray to Almighty God for guidance in administering Justice. What they can't do, however, is to use their public position to promote their particular brand of religious beliefs.

[Byron_the_Aussie]

..what they can't do, however, is to use their public position to promote their particular brand of religious beliefs...

It's not 'Moore's brand', mate. That's what you guys can't seem to grasp.

Your country, and your legal system, and the Alabama Constitution, was founded on Christian principles. That's why he's well within his rights in installing the monument.

[rwfromkansas]

He is not. He is promoting Judeo-Christian values via the Ten Commandments, not a particular denomintion of Christianity or anything.

Since I am sure you have read post 491 and 541, I am sure you know that what Moore has done pales in comparison to church services in the SCOTUS building, Congress, Treasury building, etc. /sarcasm