Last week, American Atheists filed suit in New York objecting to the inclusion of a cross--an artifact of 9/11--in a September 11th museum, provoking a debate over the appropriate way to memorialize the attacks.
- 9/11 cross a private symbol, not public monument
- Militant atheism, militant Christianity
- 9/11 cross is Christian
- Atheists at the cross
- Ground Zero is a graveyard
- Jacoby: In defense of the 9/11 cross
(BEBETO MATTHEWS / ASSOCIATED PRESS)
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