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Should More Ten Commandments Monuments Be Installed on Public Grounds?

5th Sep 2005, 11:36 GMT

Yes. Ten Commandments monuments are legitimate additions to displays depicting the foundations of the American legal system. Denying that Christianity has fundamentally shaped our principles of justice is ludicrous. We should encourage exhibits that inform the public about our nation's religious...