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: AlthouseAnother religious monument case for the Supreme Court ? this time it's the Seven Aphorisms of Summum.
By Ann Althouse
The newly granted case on monuments on public property ? Pleasant Grove City v. Summum (06-665) ? will return the Court to the thorny issue of government control of expressive displays in city parks and other public places. The case grows out of a dispute between a city in Utah and a religious sect, Summum, that sought to place in a city park ? along with other monuments, including one dedicated to the Ten Commandments ? a monument to the tenets of Summum?s faith, the ?Seven Aphorisms.?What are the Seven Aphorisms of Summum?
- THE PRINCIPLE OF PSYCHOKINESIS
- THE PRINCIPLE OF CORRESPONDENCE
- THE PRINCIPLE OF VIBRATION
- THE PRINCIPLE OF OPPOSITION
- THE PRINCIPLE OF RHYTHM
- THE PRINCIPLE OF CAUSE AND EFFECT
- THE PRINCIPLE OF GENDER
Full post as published by Althouse on March 31, 2008 (boomark / email).
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