[Chancellor Palpatine]

Not at all. Roy Moore the individual (when he is off the state clock) can go to church, can attend devotionals, can become a prolific speaker and writer regarding matters of Evangelical theology.

Roy Moore the Chief Justice cannot use his office to further those ends - period.

[AppyPappy]

Referring to the monument, you believe that certain types of speech should be banned from public buildings because they are religious. Is that correct?

[AppyPappy]

the individual (when he is off the state clock) can go to church, can attend devotionals, can become a prolific speaker and writer regarding matters of Evangelical theology.

And by all means you should be able to complain about the government AS LONG as you don't do it in a public building. You can do it in a church or the mall but let's not allow it a public building because someone might be offended. That's reasonable, don't you think?

[Registered]

All I can say is, at least you cracked open that bible of yours. Bet the wife is still vacuuming the dust. Maybe you should go empty the bag for her? Smile.

[#3Fan]

Not at all. Roy Moore the individual (when he is off the state clock) can go to church, can attend devotionals, can become a prolific speaker and writer regarding matters of Evangelical theology.

President Bush is on the clock. Should he be banned from mentioning the God of Israel and/or quoting the bible while giving a speech in the Rose Garden, let's say?

Should the astronauts on the Apollo Mission have been banned from quoting Genesis while in government property when they orbited the earth?