Idaho man told to remove Christmas display because it might offend non-Christians

Foxnews.com reports: His annual Christmas display includes tens of thousands of lights, a Living Nativity, a 22-voice choir and a camel named Dolly. Folks travel from all over town to experience the larger-than-life Christmas display – and spectators say it is indeed something to behold. But the West Hayden Estates First Addition Homeowners Association does not share Jeremy’s yuletide cheer. Last year, he purchased a home in their neighborhood – with hopes of making his annual holiday event bigger and better. It takes about three months to install all the lights and the decorations – so the Morrises are already hauling out the holly and reindeer and other holiday accessories. Hence, the war on Christmas in Autumn. The HOA objected to the lavish display and put Jeremy on their naughty list. They were especially upset about the religious nature of Jeremy’s display – as noted in a certified letter he said he received from the homeowner’s association board. “I am somewhat hesitant in bringing up the fact that some of our residents are non-Christians or of another faith and I don’t even want to think of the problems that could bring up,” the letter read. The homeowners association did not return my telephone calls, but it seems like the Baby Jesus really jingled their bells. Attorney Scott Poorman fired off another letter on Oct. 26 demanding that Jeremy and his wife take down their display or else face the wrath of a lawsuit. His letter did not mention folks who might take offense at the Christians – but he did claim the family violated a number of other rules and regulations... Jeremy tells me he has no intention of taking down a single piece of tinsel. “Their real agenda is to attack Christians,” he said....