Unfortunately, there are many ambiguities in the Bible. The Hebrew children who would not honor the law of the land which restricted their praying to their God is one example. There are times when you need to take a stand, not just as a Christian, but as an American.
We do have an appeals process in this country and the judge is not wrong to follow that through. This is an issue that the "separation of Church and State" people have grabbed hold of and disseminated much disinformation regarding. IMHO, this issue needs to be pushed and decided, possibly by the SC Justices once and for all because there are many ambiguities relating to this subject in our country.
Currency, Chaplains, Declaration of Independence, swearing in process, etc...all allow the aknowledgement of a Higher Power, a Creator, God. Now the ACLU arbitrarily, or not so, decides to attack a statue in Alabama? The lefties accuse us of trying to backdoor laws regarding life to overthrow pro-abortion laws, well it seems if that is true it's a page out of their own book as they attack religious freedoms in this way.
Who has been restricted from praying? I'm sorry that you think the Bible is ambiguous. I believe it's actually very consistent when taken as a whole and understood as the Word, the Beginning and the End, Jesus Christ.
If we are talking Constitutional Law, that is fine (and there I disagree with the disobediance of a State court's and top official's commandment to Moore as well). But I was addressing many of these FReepers who say that not defending this guy is somehow not "Christian".