Rural Ohio School District Moves Decades-Old Jesus Portrait; ACLU Not Impressed
The most controversial portrait of Jesus Christ ever to grace the halls of a rural southern Ohio middle school has found a new home — in the nearby high school.
Last month, the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio and the Freedom from Religion Foundation sued to force the removal of the large portrait of Christ because, they say, it violates the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause by endorsing Christianity.
The portrait was a gift of the Hi-Y Club — a Christian-affiliated student club – and it had hung in the entryway of Jackson Middle School since 1947. More
Perfect! To the ACLU, there is no freedom "from" religion mentioned in our Constitution. Learn how to read and understand words and sentences!
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