An Assault on Godly Politics
 

The Freedom from Religion Association intervened when an atheist man complained about the lawn signs of a candidate for sheriff. Seems he incorporated a cross on the signs. The atheist says if candidates for public office put a symbol of one religion in their campaign materials they should include all religious symbols including a pentagram.

So FFRA lawyers are taking it to court, while in the meantime the sheriff ‘s candidate must remove his signs until the decision is rendered. These people already had the Ten Commandments removed from the courthouse lawn here. Let’s all call the FFRA offices and rebuke them in Jesus name.

Re: An Assault on Godly Politics
 

I believe you are referring to the Freedom From Religion Foundation, FFRF, a frothy group of atheists in Madison, WI. They are forever poking their noses into local schools where the principal leads prayers and into fine Christian monuments of public land.

Pox on that group.

Re: An Assault on Godly Politics
 

That’s the one. Local news called it the FFRA. A guy that lived across from the courthouse offered to put the Ten Commandments in his front yard, but city government wouldn’t allow it. He was supposed to take it to court but he moved to another state. The same group removed a Nativity scene from a small town in Indiana years ago. That display had been there since the 60s.

An Assault on Godly Politics
 

Why can't you put a sign on your lawn?