By Associated Press
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
A copy of the Ten Commandments could be posted in all Georgia government buildings and schools under a bill passed unanimously Tuesday by House lawmakers. Rep. Tommy Benton, R-Jefferson, is seeking to expand a 2006 law that already permits the passage from the Old Testament to be displayed in judicial buildings and courthouses when accompanied by other historical documents deemed to have influenced the U.S. legal system.
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Hmmm, very interesting.....Wasn't this the state that removed the Ten Commandments from a judicial building in Atlanta some years ago, only to experience the most severe drought in its history as a result from this action? Wow! hopefully they learned their lesson and are ready to repair for the sin of the past.
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