Eighty-five percent of Americans claim some form of religious affiliation. The public display of religious symbols, though, is always controversial, whether we’re talking about the Ten Commandments in a courthouse or nativity scenes in a park. In the ongoing debate about religious imagery’s proper place, where do we draw the line between private faith and public religious expression?
What offends "atheists" - a term used by theists, but not a necessary term for non-theists - is the forced imposition of the symbols of the religions of others onto... Read More
- Naumadd | October 16, 2008 8:08PM
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