Pennsylvania High School Ten Commandments Display Can Stay on Public Property, Judge Rules

Christianpost.com A judge has ruled that a Ten Commandments monument located on the grounds of a Pennsylvania high school can remain. In a decision rendered earlier this week, U.S. District Judge Terrence F. McVerry ruled in favor of New Kensington-Arnold School District against the arguments of an atheist group. "Plaintiffs … have failed to establish that they were forced to come into 'direct, regular, and unwelcome contact with the' Ten Commandments monument on the grounds of Valley High School," wrote Judge McVerry. "Because Plaintiffs lack standing, the Court's inquiry is concluded. The Court lacks subject matter jurisdiction to address the merits of Plaintiffs' claims, and this action must be dismissed."...