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: Constitutionally CorrectSupremes raise bar for non-Christians ?offended? by faith
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WorldNetDaily: "The U.S. Supreme Court today raised the bar for those who express an 'offense' because of the Christian faith, determining that the Mojave cross in California can remain on the knoll of rock where it has been for more than seven decades. 'The ACLU and its allies should not be able to demolish war memorials based on the objection of one person who can't seriously claim to have suffered harm from it,' said ADF Senior Counsel [Jordan Lorence]. 'Americans want memorials to our nation's fallen heroes protected. Congress was doing just that when it transferred the land under this memorial to the veterans' group that cares for it.'" | ADF News ReleaseFull post as published by Constitutionally Correct on April 28, 2010 (boomark / email).
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