[Jay777]

It is always good when the people are given voice to stand up to the elitist positions the ACLU tries to push on them!

[Jay777]

Ping! This is up at my blog too.

[LauraleeBraswell]

If the predominantly Christian town wants a cross they have a right to keep a cross. If the town was Jewish, they have the right to keep a star of David.

[sure_fine]

its irrelevant what they vote for in California, a judge will decide for them

[Publius6961]

Free Republic is a forum visited by people worldwide.

Why do people continue the provincial practice of not even giving readers a clue as to what state they're talking about? Or country even...

[starfish923]

The cross will have to go.
Anything CHRISTIAN has to go. It's not the Muslims who are behind this, either, though they are often blamed. Jesus, according to the Koran, IS the Son of God, and son of Virgin Mary. Jesus is revered as a prophet in that book. But, the Christian haters will blame them. It's not them; it's the Christian hating athlests, secularists and left wing Democrats who want nothing spiritual in the government. They want GOD out of the picture entirely.

"Sacramento" will have to be changed, as it means the Blessed Sacrament of the Catholic religion. All the names of saints will have to change.

The Christian haters have the ACLU, athiests, secularists, relative moralists and courts on their side. God has GOT to go.

[tjwmason]

Has anybody told the A.C.L.U. that the first quarter of the Hawaii state flag contains not one but three Christian crosses?

Noting the long cordial relations between the U.K. and Hawaii the then Kingdom of Hawaii added the Union Flag. The Union Flag is comprised of the Crosses of St. George, St. Andrew, and St. Patrick. The first derives from the pious myth that when St. George was martyred his blood poured out and formed the shape of a cross on the ground (and thus is a red cross on white background); the second dates from just before a battle between the Scots and English, the former seeing a cloud formation in the shape of a saltire believed that St. Andrew was going to assist them (thus a white diagonal cross on blue background); the final cross has no such romantic history, but was added in 1801 when Ireland joined the Union, as the cross of St. Patrick it represents Ireland and their Patron Saint.

[Eagle of Liberty]

Can we contribute to this group?

Do you know any contact info?

Would like to contribute to their cause.

[Redbob]

It's also always good when a poster adds some small clue as to where, for example, "Redlands" might be.

I gather it's in the U.S., probably in the Lower 48...

[newsgatherer]

Thanks, I have posted this on todays update of Christian-news-in-maine.com

Don't you some times wonder if there isn't anything the aclu likes about our country?