Another day, another chance for a historic religious landmark to be scrubbed because it might offend someone.
Lehigh County in Pennsylvania recently had to defend its seal in court against the Freedom From Religion Foundation, FFRF, a militant atheist group that wants to scrub the seal from the state’s history. FFRF sued the county, demanding the image of a cross be removed from that seal for allegedly establishing Christianity as the official religion of the area. The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals will now be forced to decide whether the law requires stripping all religious symbols from the public square or protecting them as a legitimate part of our country’s history and culture.
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