Matt Sharp appeared on the Bob Dutko Show | MP3 audio 11:05 mins | Related Alliance Defending Freedom press releases: ‘Christmas’ trees axed at NC college and Good grief! Atheist group disgruntled with ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’
- Posted: 12/06/2012
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- Category: ADF in the News
- Tags: ADF: Matt Sharp, ADF: Media Clips, ADF: Multimedia, Alliance Defending Freedom, Category: Religious Liberty, State: North Carolina, Topic: Christmas, Topic: Colleges, Topic: Education, Topic: Holidays, Topic: Media, ZZADF: 39473, ZZADF: 39597
Todd Starnes at Fox News: But attorneys with the Alliance Defending Freedom said the secular group is way off base. “An overwhelming majority of Americans agree that it’s okay to celebrate Christmas in schools and in the public square,” attorney Matt Sharp said. The ADF sent a letter to the Little Rock School District offering their legal services should anyone sue over the performance. “Schools should not have to think twice about whether they can allow students to watch a classic Christmas production simply because a Bible verse is mentioned in it,” Sharp wrote in his letter. “Are atheist groups going to start demanding that students be blocked from attending other classic productions just because they contain religious references?”
- Posted: 11/26/2012
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: radio.foxnews.com
- Tags: ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defending Freedom, Category: Featured, Category: Religious Liberty, Topic: Christmas, Topic: Education, Topic: Holidays, Topic: Media, ZZADF: 39597
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