Oral Argument Before Colorado Supreme Court, November 15, 1994 Delivered By Robert Tiernan May it please the court: First, I would like to refer the court to plaintiffs’ exhibit 1 attached to complaint. This is a color photo of the monument at issue. Should the court at any time have doubts about the clearly religious […]
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Michigan Governor John Engler, who proclaimed a week in late November as “Christian Heritage Week,” gave an interview in conjunction with it to Michigan’s Foundation for Traditional Values in which he said those with “no faith in God” have no reason to “act in a decent, charitable manner.” Hugh McDiarmid, a political columnist with the […]
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation made banner headlines in Hobbs, New Mexico, after requesting the removal of a Ten Commandments marker at city hall on behalf of a Foundation member. In early December, the Foundation wrote Mayor Randal Owensby: “On behalf of a complainant who is a taxpayer and resident of Hobbs, as well as […]
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I live in Rhode Island, and the nation’s smallest state may or may not be representative of the other 49. Nevertheless, I wish to alert those in other parts of the country to what is going on in doctors’ offices here in “Little Rhody,” because if it is a widespread phenomenon we have a serious […]
Read More… from Religion In The Waiting Room by Richard J. Goss (Jan/Feb 1995)
