[The Green Goblin]

And anyone who holds to a religion at variance with the Ten Commandments, probably is in court on criminal charges, and they're probably guilty to boot.

You're saying that a Hindu is a criminal because he worships other gods and violates the First Commandment?

[My2Cents]

No, I'm saying that if a person disagrees with teachings of the Ten Commandments, doesn't that imply that he's FOR murder, FOR disrespect to parents, FOR adultry, etc.? The teachings of the Ten Commandments are largely accepted by all civilized societies in the world (emphasis on "civilized") so why do some people oppose them being honored on a wall, a plaque, or a monument? The only reason I can see for people's opposition is that the Ten Commandments, while universal in their acceptance, specifically come from the Jewish/Christian Bible. The issue with their opposition isn't that people disagree with the teachings, by in large, but that they despise Christianity and Judaism. Wouldn't you say?