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Dispatches from the Culture Wars (Free subscription) | 08/21/2008
Because he brings the crazy and the stupid with such consistency. Like in his latest article at the Worldnutdaily where he seems blissfully ignorant of the contradiction in his first two paragraphs. Here are the first two: President Ronald Reagan once observed, "The nine most terrifying words in the English language are, 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help.'" Those who promote "big government"...
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BlogNetNews.com/Iowa (Free subscription) | 08/08/2008
All those traditionalists high on the ten commandments - why do they hide when something like this happens? Does their Exodus 23:9 read different from mine? How about Matthew 5:38-40 , the only place in the whole book where you’ll find the words “an eye for an [...]
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Law Blog (Free subscription) | 09/04/2008
... To our mind, this case presents one of the livelier religion-in-the-courtroom battles since Roy Moore (pictured) was in office . Remember him? The Alabama judge in 2003 placed a large Ten Commandments monument in the rotunda of the state courthouse. A federal judge ordered him to remove it, but Moore refused, causing him to be removed from office by a judicial ethics panel. More recently,...
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War Liberal (Free subscription) | 08/28/2008
... End of story.” That is so insane and megalomaniacal that it reminds me of nothing so much as Roy Moore. Who has got to get involved in his role as defender of faith-based bias. A St. Roy/Crazy Larry teamup would make my year.
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STLtoday.com (Free subscription) | 08/26/2008
By Cheryl WittenauerST. LOUIS (AP) -- Several groups including one led by Alabama's ousted Ten Commandments judge, Roy Moore, have filed friend of the court briefs in a Missouri case about distributing Bibles to public school children.The South Iron R-1 School District for years allowed the distribution of Bibles to grade schoolers, but a federal judge ruled the practice is unconstitutional....
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The Carpetbagger Report (Free subscription) | 08/16/2008
Guest Post by Morbo Is there something in the water that makes judges in Alabama go insane? This is the state that brought us Roy Moore, formerly chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, who was ejected from that position after he defied a federal court order and would not remove a Ten Commandments monument from the [...]
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NW World News Prayer Network (Free subscription) | 08/13/2008
Judge Roy Moore and Foundation for Moral Law File Brief Defending Moment of Silence in Texas Schools MEDIA ADVISORY, August 13 /Christian Newswire/ -- Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore and attorneys with the Foundation for Moral Law argued in an amicus curiae brief filed on August 12 that a Texas law requiring "the observance of one minute of silence at each school" for students...
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Abovethelaw.com (Free subscription) | 08/15/2008
Alabama state court judges: they love themselves some Ten Commandments. Just like Roy Moore , former chief justice of Alabama, Judge Ashley McKathan thinks the "higher law" has a place in the courtroom. Four years ago, the county circuit court judge had the Ten Commandments embroidered on his judicial robe. Presumably it's a silent reminder, to himself and to those in his courtroom, of the...
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Prophecy Fellowship Forums (Free subscription) | 07/26/2008
Exclusive: Judge Roy Moore points readers heavenward in tough economic times Posted: July 23, 2008 1:00 am Eastern By Judge Roy Moore "[O]ur flesh had no rest, but we were troubled on every side; without were fightings, within were fears." This description by the Apostle Paul of his visit to...
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thomasfortenberry.net (Free subscription) | 07/26/2008
Usually Alabama does it, but here in the Christian-theocracy horserace we have South Carolina pulling ahead again. They’ve been on a real successful tear of late (Judge Roy Moore notwithstanding) and have been especially successful on the racist front, getting the entire state boycotted by black business and getting endlessly probed by the FBI [...]
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Stop the ACLU (Free subscription) | 07/27/2008
... politicians from sneaking a ‘hate crimes’ bill through the Pennsylvania legislature,” said Judge Roy Moore, of the Foundation for Moral Law. “Preaching to homosexuals about the sin of sodomy should not be made a ‘thought crime’ in Pennsylvania or any other state,” he said. Michael Marcavage, director of Repent America and a petitioner in the case, said, “Having been arrested, jailed and...
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Prophecy Fellowship Forums (Free subscription) | 07/25/2008
---Quote--- WASHINGTON, July 24 /Christian Newswire/ -- Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore and attorneys with the Foundation for Moral Law applauded the Pennsylvania Supreme Court for its ruling yesterday in Marcavage v. Rendell affirming that the state legislature violated the Pennsylvania...
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VirtueOnline (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
PENNSYLVANIA: Supreme Court Rules that Homosexual 'Hate Crimes' Law Used Against Christian Evangelists Violates Pennsylvania Constitution WASHINGTON, July 24 /Christian Newswire/ -- Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore and attorneys with the Foundation for Moral Law applauded the Pennsylvania Supreme Court for its ruling yesterday in Marcavage v. Rendell affirming that the state legislature...
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Texas Hold 'Em Blogger (Free subscription) | 07/26/2008
... politicians from sneaking a ‘hate crimes’ bill through the Pennsylvania legislature,” said Judge Roy Moore, of the Foundation for Moral Law. “Preaching to homosexuals about the sin of sodomy should not be made a ‘thought crime’ in Pennsylvania or any other state,” he said. Amen to that. No one should face the prospect of going to prison for words or thoughts. That is why the concept of “hate...
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War Liberal (Free subscription) | 07/12/2008
... King”, quotes included, it’s an in-joke, referring to when I said that “Troy King” was really Roy Moore in disguise. The real “Troy King”, who wrote columns in the Crimson White when he was a law student and I was an undergrad was one of the most obvious closet cases I have ever come across. The joke was that he had long since run off to San Francisco, where he was living with a nice chiropractor...
