Each Christmas season, the loony left keeps trying to outdo it's previous ridiculous self.  This year's champion of the loony left is Washington state's Governor Christine Gregoire who allowed a tiny group of radical atheists to post a display right next to a Nativity scene depicting the Christmas story.  Between the two displays is a huge bust of George Washington who must be rolling in his grave at the thought of politicians like Gregoire. 

The poster put up by the God-haters insulting Christians in the Washington state capitol building reads in part:  "Religion is but myth and superstition that hardens hearts and enslaves minds."

This is just part of a broader war on Christianity.  Indeed, three judges on the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis, Missouri today will have before them a case regarding the distribution of Gideon Bibles in a public school in a case called Roark v. South Iron R-1 School District.  The school's policy is to allow outside groups to give students from a display table at their school religious materials including tracts and Bibles. 

One would think there is no harm to this.  In fact, reading the Bible might even cut down on violence in that school and that would be a good thing, right?  The American Civil Liberty Union (ACLU), who else, does not believe this is a good thing and has sued the school district in federal court.  The lower court federal judge agreed with the ACLU that the school district's policy was unconstitutional.  She mockingly called the Bible "an instrument of religion" that should not be allowed in schools.  She ruled that the school district's policy could actually allow students access to the Bible!

Thankfully, if this 3-judge panel, and possibly the full circuit court on which these judges sit, actually agree with this misguided federal judge  --   that the Bible is dangerous to students  --  undoubtedly the United States Supreme Court  --  as presently constituted  --  will overturn this foolish ruling, and tell the ACLU to get a life.