Yes

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  by Francis Harris

  Created on: July 12, 2010   Last Updated: July 13, 2010

  Public squares are just that - public. This roughly means "of or pertaining to the people". There might

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  by Oxpictus

  Created on: December 30, 2008

  This is the 21st Century. Most advanced countries including the United States of America, are a homogeneous

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  by Nancy Seddens

  Created on: June 09, 2007   Last Updated: July 12, 2010

  It's an annual argument in Americaand usually surfaces between Halloween and Thanksgiving. The

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  by Maria Brogna

  Created on: October 22, 2008   Last Updated: October 26, 2008

  I remember not so long ago when the smell of wood stoves and the chill in the air brought feelings of

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  by Mary Caliendo

  Created on: December 18, 2007

  I think that decorations for any religious holiday should be permitted in public squares. I think that

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  by Gary Maclean

  Created on: February 24, 2009

  Now I have finally seen everything; everything that is startling that is. I know there has been a problem

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  by Ivan Anthony

  Created on: January 24, 2008

  Absolutely. There are so many different religions represented in our cities these days, and I don't

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  by Julie Rice

  Created on: January 23, 2008

  yes we should have those decorations for religious holidays in public squares because it helps us understand

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  by Suzi George

  Created on: March 21, 2009

  We live in the United States of America. I am reinforcing this for a purpose and that purpose is to

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  by Julie Michael

  Created on: July 12, 2007

  I think that governments should allow decorations for religious holidays in public squares. For the

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  by Joseph Fountain

  Created on: April 29, 2010

  I say let there be a vote and let the votes be counted.

  Oftentimes when I hear this debate come up;

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  by Jade Ubbs

  Created on: February 26, 2008

  There is an amazing thing happening right now in the United States. There are those that are opposing

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  by Ray Lee

  Created on: October 05, 2007

  This country has long stood by "God and Country" , " In God We Trust" and freedom of religious beliefs.

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  by Stephen Bate

  Created on: February 27, 2008

  Imagery of any type, but particularly religious, is an extremely strong and evocative tool. Its symbols

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  by Kenneth Boser II

  Created on: September 08, 2008

  There are three aspects to the argument that religious items and decorations, two of which pertain to

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  by Owen Crew

  Created on: December 13, 2007   Last Updated: September 09, 2008

  This is a very strange question, considering that some governments have established religions. In cases

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  by Bill Whitney

  Created on: August 06, 2007   Last Updated: February 23, 2009

  I think that this is part of the problems in our country today. A small percentage of the radicals and

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  by T.C Leonard

  Created on: October 10, 2007

  The thing that offends me most in this world is people who ARE offended by everything. This minority

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  by Stacey Pierson

  Created on: July 06, 2009   Last Updated: July 08, 2009

  I cannot believe that we are debating whether the United States government should "allow" us to decorate

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  by Rebecca Keebaugh

  Created on: June 05, 2007

  Yes. As long as we all understand that we are all entitled to our own beliefs and no one is trying to