[sinkspur]

In the US, the battle is not about the separation of church and state, it's about the prohibition of religion on any public lands.

Correction: It is the prohibition of a particular religion on public lands. The 10 Commandments are on display in the Texas Supreme Court building, the US Supreme Court building, and other public buildings.

Moore was never interested in the 10 Commandments on display; his rock is about Roy Moore's definition of religion. Check out what he thinks about Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists, and that they have no rights in this country except those rights given to them by the Judeo-Christian religion.

Warped.

[Roscoe]

Moore was never interested in the 10 Commandments on display; his rock is about Roy Moore's definition of religion.

Red herring. Give us one quote of Judge Moore that is on the monument.

[Maelstrom]

The 10 Commandments are not part of a particular religion.

It's part of several.

Your point is invalid...it's also irrelevant. Prohibition of a particular religion on public lands is just as much a crime as prohibition of any or all of them. Moreover, any law supporting such a prohibition is a law with respect to the establishment of religion.

As for Moore, I don't care what he thinks, I'm more concerned with the persecution Christianity is suffering at the hands of anti-religious bigots throughout America.

[robertpaulsen]

"Check out what he thinks about Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists, and that they have no rights in this country except those rights given to them by the Judeo-Christian religion."

How does removing the Ten Commandments from public display at the Alabama Court Building change his thinking?

[THUNDER ROAD]

Check out what he thinks about Muslims, Hindus,
and Buddhists, and that they have no rights
in this country except those rights given to them
by the Judeo-Christian religion.

I'd have thought by Now....
that Everyone would have gotten You straightened out
on this Issue !!

.....THUNDER......