~~~But my feelings don't matter because Moore has the right to do that. Just like he has the right to put that monument of the Ten Commandments in there, hang Daniel Moore paintings on the walls, etc. Now if someone can convince me that Moore doesn't have that right, then I'll look at it differently. As it stands now, all I see is a person's rights being taken away from them.~~~
How is it his right to put up a religious monument in a state judicial building? What if you were standing in front of Judge Muhammed Achmed, accused of some crime and sentenced to death...and you were an avowed Christian, and Judge Achmed was a devout Muslim who had placed a large monument to the Koran in the lobby and basically said that he would base all his legal decisions on that Koran? Our nation has been set up such that GOVERNMENT shouldn't endorse, tacitly or openly, any ONE religion, thus guaranteeing freedom for ALL religions. The building isn't Moore's personal quarters--it's OUR building. He has no right to move in and decorate it as he wishes. JMO... ______________________________________________________ RollTideFan - The University of Alabama Athletics Discussion List "Welcome to RollTideFan! Wear a cup!" To join or leave the list or to make changes to your subscription visit http://listinfo.rolltidefan.net
