To: sinkspur
It appears your problem is with Roy Moore and not with a piece of rock. Would you feel uncomfortable being tried by a bunch of citizens of Alabama?
If I put up a rock in the Alabama Supreme Court building with the Ten Commandments and some quotes from MLK, Jr., and some quotes from Blackstone, and a few from the founding fathers on it, BUT I didn't say anything about my faith when I put it up, would that be an establishment of religion??????????
To: petitfour
If I put up a rock in the Alabama Supreme Court building with the Ten Commandments and some quotes from MLK, Jr., and some quotes from Blackstone, and a few from the founding fathers on it, BUT I didn't say anything about my faith when I put it up, would that be an establishment of religion?I dunno. But Moore was asked to do something like that, and refused. He also, through his own words to the Federal Judge, made it clear that this was a religious monument.
If it were purely secular, surrounded by other secular displays, and the judge said it was secular, then it would be hard to argue it was religious.
127 posted on
08/24/2003 5:01:49 PM PDT by
sinkspur
(God's law is written on men's hearts, not a stone monument.)
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