Compose Mail - carriegerenscoggins@gmail.com, FEDERALSUPREME COURT DID NOT FIND A FREEDOM FROM RELIGION, ***THERE IS NO FREEDOM FROM RELIGION***, "IN GOD WE TRUST," ANDERSON COUNTY, TN COURTHOUSE,

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Carrie Geren Scoggins

Head Of TN Libertarian Party

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IN GOD WE TRUST ON, ON GOVERNMENT LAND DEBATE: There is no freedom from religion! The Federal Supreme Court did not find a "freedom from religion," as the Democrat liberals wanted. This is the case, due to our founding fathers having supported the rights to quote the Bible on government lands, pray on government lands, and use the Bible making our laws, and we know this by their very actions in that over 15,000 times they quoted from the Bible in sessions making our laws, and they were on government lands, they opened and closed each session with prayers unto God, and they were again upon government lands. This is NOT a freedom from religio, is is religion "in your face," and tolerance was expected if they disagreed! There is no freedom from religion!
Adding to this debate is also the fact that so many on Christian deities are on our government properties, such as the "eye of Horus," on our one dollar bill, and on the TN federal court house, the Obelisk, Washington Monument, a symbol for Osiris, the Statue Of Liberty is the goddess Istar, the goddesses on our state seals, and in Nasvhille the sun god and moon goddess at the war memorial gym, the goddess and male dieites on the door handles of the Davidson county court house, the goddesses in Centinneal Park such as Gaia, and many more. These Wiccan, New Age, and Freemason religious symbols are up on governmnet lands across the state, and across the nation. The Christians should not be discriminated against by not having their symbols up as well, as THERE IS NO FREEDOM FROM RELIGION!
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A criminal defendant claims his rights are violated by having "In God We Trust" emblazoned on the East Tennessee courthouse where his case is being heard, saying the motto renders it "a temple of fundamentalist self-styled Christianity." Your thoughts?

http://www.wsmv.com/story/23021590/man-says-in-god-we-trust-violates-rights