"Al Patrick" wrote in message
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Prayer Test!

Federal Judge Myron Thompson is showing his "authority" by
ordering Judge Moore of Alabama to remove the Ten
Commandments by August 20, 2003, or face SEVERE daily fines
which would increase weekly.


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Al Patrick


I'll assume Judge Moore acts as if the law outranks the Ten Commandments in
his courtroom. So, why would Judge Moore display them in his courtroom? If
Judge Moore actually tried to enforce certain Commandments of the Ten, he
would have far worse problems than he does now.

If Judge Thompson needs to be replaced, who would his replacement be? Could
the replacement Judge have an even sterner view on posting the Ten
Commandments?

If Judge Thompson has a long and productive career on the bench after this
dispute is resolved, what would that mean?

Frank Dresser

I'll assume Judge Moore acts as if the law outranks the Ten Commandments in
his courtroom. So, why would Judge Moore display them in his courtroom? If
Judge Moore actually tried to enforce certain Commandments of the Ten, he would
have far worse problems than he does now.

That is an excellent observation, Frank. A keeper.

My being a deist requires me to take the secular route to accomplish any
change.

Bill, K5BY