On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 12:51:32 -0800, Koz
wrote:

When a religious symbol or ceremony is allowed (placed by the
authorities or with specific permission of the authorities) in a
publicly owned location, it is implied that the government is condoning
the particular religion involved.


Not true! It can very well simply mean that it condones people from
freely expressing their beliefs.

I dont agree that governments should be spending tax payers money on
christmas trees etc etc..but if the employees decide to on their own
dime..put up a manger..or minora or pentagram..so be it.

Gunner

"Deep in her heart, every moslem woman yearns to show us her tits"
John Griffin