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We congratulate: Circuit Court Clerk Lowry Miller's decision about Ten Commandments

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Despite the unpopularity of the decision, he did the right thing to remove display from government offices.

The debate about whether the Ten Commandments should be displayed in governmental buildings is predictable because of its foundation in the conflict of human emotions and beliefs against legal interpretations by the courts.

When letter writer Linda Allewalt last week again raised the issue about whether the commandments should be posted visibly in government offices in Shelby County, the response from many was equally expected: We believe in these commandments, and they are the foundation for our laws. Thus, they should be displayed.


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