Originally posted by Sparko
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I agree with you that citizens should be able to express their religion, even on state property, though I'd add only if this was open to all faiths and none, that there was no explicit state support other than providing a forum, and that it wasn't intrusive and there was no coercion of others to spend time watching/listening.
So if someone donated, say, a decorative plinth of the 10 commandments to stand outside a courthouse, that might be fine as long as equal space was allowed to some-one else donating a plinth with extracts from the Egyptian book of the dead, the Icelandic saga or Crowley's comment about the whole of the law.
Caveat: IANACL.
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