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To: Freedom_Is_Not_Free
The honest argument is that there is no Constitutional prohibition on an individual employed by the government from expressing his personal religious belief.

You're absolutely right. Unfortunately, that has nothing to do with the circumstances of Judge Moore and his stone.

6 posted on 08/21/2003 6:59:09 PM PDT by SedVictaCatoni (Little Rock 1957, Montgomery 2003, civil rights win again.)
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To: SedVictaCatoni
That's the other problem.

It's just a stone, not a religious establishment, not really even a religious item.

It's merely a statue with a Biblical theme. Truly underlining the extent of anti-religion within the court system rather than emphasizing any separation between government and religion.
16 posted on 08/21/2003 7:38:37 PM PDT by Maelstrom (To prevent misinterpretation or abuse of the Constitution:The Bill of Rights limits government power)
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