>but they should either have sold the property or get rent from it if somebody wants to erect 10 commandments in stone again. And the other way around (religion establishing state rules and laws) is the thing I am more afraid of - see Sharia for instance.
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>I didn't read the entire article. This should not have come out of tax payer money (if it did - I don't know).
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>So will they remove "In God We trust" from our money or "One Nation Under God" from our pledge of allegiance?

We should. As I'm sure you know, the latter was added as part of the "Red Scare" in the 50's, because the communists were "godless."

There's a bill going through the PA legislature to require every public school to post "In God We Trust"; I'm hoping good sense will prevail and it will fail. If not, the state will get to spend a lot of money defending such an absurdity.

Tamar
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>Keep in mind that I am not religious at all <s>.