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DISPLAYS GET IN THE WAY OF A MERRY WHATEVER ; THE NOT-SO-JOYFUL DISCUSSION OF SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE HAS BECOME A HOLIDAY TRADITION.
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Orlando Sentinel
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Orlando, Fla.
"As long as they acknowledge both secular and religious aspects of the holiday season," [Mathew Staver] said, "then the government does not violate the Constitution. A Nativity scene by itself would be considered unconstitutional on government property, but if it is in the context of other holiday symbols, it is constitutional. The same with the menorah." Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction or distribution is prohibited without permission.
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