[WOSG]

Right.

And btw I am a nonfundamentalist Catholic Christian, and I *know* that Judge Moore has the Constitution on his side on this matter.

Even if you disagree with Moore's views, even if you are an atheist, you should be appalled at the abrogation of rights going on at the hands of Judge Myron, forcing this monument to our legal heritage down.

The ACLU will move on from here to next trying to *force* libraries to *pay money to maintain access to porn* via internet connections. "1st amendment" they'll say.
Shove religion OUT of the public space, and shove the degradation INTO the public space; the real agenda is anti-moralism, nothing to do with freedom.

[wardaddy]

I agree.

And lest anyone forget. Yes, I am culturally a Southern Prod (Baptist) but hardly pious. My dear wife, bless her heart is making a go at a PCA (the good ones) congregation. It's not the promotion of religion per se that has pulled me into this argument but rather an instinctual knowledge of right and wrong and a resistance to the corruption of our Constitution by those who wish to subvert it on just about every angle imaginable including the "wall of separation" invention.

My views on abortion(militantly anti), firearms rights, Israel (100% pro) and all the others on the "market list" which Moore's opponents have in their sights ....have nothing to do with my own particular religious doctrine. I simply choose to recognize right and wrong where I see fit. I have quoted no scripture here....not that I could even if I wanted.