Fundies want Ten Commandments protections
Archive: Christian Fundamentalism
American Christian fundamentalists are grouping to get Congress to enact Federal legislation protecting public displays of the Ten Commandments.
“God often does his best work right after a crucifixion. What we saw with justice Roy Moore was a crucifixion. God will vindicate this man,” said Vision America President Rick Scarborough at a press conference where he announced the petition drive.
Groups Seek Ten Commandments Protections
Earlier: Roy Moore & Christian anger.
Prior entries on Roy Moore and the 10 Commandments Carnival:
- In Alabama, there is no underestimating the popularity of religion
- Moore's supporters “are packing buses”
- Alabama's decalogue demagogue
- The 10 Commandments: Bronze Age nonsense
- Deconstructing the Decalogue
- Fundamentalists foes of pluralism
- Bible Belt logic
Richard Evans Lee • November 19, 2003 • Reader, what do you think?
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