September 20, 2007

ACLU loses church/state separation case (Jesus painting in courthouse)

Their ~~Communist paymasters~~ friends and allies are probably still steamed about this September 10 story:

A disputed portrait of Jesus Christ will remain at the Slidell city courthouse in Louisiana after a federal judge refused to grant a demand by the American Civil Liberties Union to have the painting removed...

In response [to the ACLU], the city of Slidell mounted additional portraits of 15 of history's preeminent lawgivers alongside the Jesus painting [which had been there for a decade]. The framed portraits added on Aug. 31 included those of Confucius, Hammurabi, Moses, Charlemagne, and Sir William Blackstone. Alongside the 16 framed portraits are a reproduction of the U.S. Constitution and a mounted explanation of the various figures in the paintings...

Posted to MultiCultiCult at September 20, 2007 08:39 PM

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