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K-W Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Aug-27-03 03:27 PM
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103. Anyone
who argues that the commandment statue in question is there for historical purposes is being intentionally niave. Even the judge himself has made it clear that it is about religion. Displayed alone, prominantly, and in the way they were, it was clearly a very religious symbol. Your argument would only hold water if the display emphesized the legal history aspect and would probably have to include other historical codes.
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