A rural Texas county has reached a deal to remove cross image decals from their police cars and ban “political, religious, commercial or personal” phrases or signs on county-owned property, a group that challenged the county said on Monday. The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), a nationwide group that promotes the separation of church and state, and two of its members sued this year to remove the decals they said amounted to unconstitutional local government promotion of Christianity.
The Brewster County Clerk’s office said its Commissioners’ Court had agreed to the settlement. Texas Governor Greg Abbott, a Republican, had stood behind the sheriff’s department for displaying a cross with a horizontal thin blue line on their patrol vehicles. Abbott said the cross is part of U.S. historical practices. READ MORE
Why are they cowering? What is wrong with you people? Did Jesus get up to the cross and say oh never mind, this is just not worth it. NO! He suffered and died for every single human being so we could obtain true freedom from sin and save us from going to hell. Shame on you! Stand up and be brave!
Atheist u people are a joke why get so offended by something u don’t believe in grow a pair and man up we Christians have the power of the Holy Spirit what do u have your philosophy’s we win in the end the book has already been written