Kentucky Parents Started Rehearsing Luke 2:8A Charlie Brown Christmas has been a holiday tradition for families throughout the country. The story is filled with Christian values, with one of the most famous scenes being when Linus Van Pelt gives a monologue about the true meaning of Christmas, reciting Luke 2:8-14. That line was noticeably missing at a Kentucky schools performance of the film for their Christmas production. The Linus scene, which is one of the most important of the entire film, was intentionally cut out. When Glenn Beck heard about the situation, he suggested that parents protest the Christian censorship at the school by reciting 2:8-14 at the point in the production where it was cut out. I would get together with parents and I wouldif I knew this was comingtake the script of what Linus actually says and I would stand up as a block of parents and just stop the show and just all of us at that point, Doesnt anybody know what Christmas is all about? And all of the parents stand up and just saying it even as the play is going on, Beck commented. In a turn of events, the parents actually Becks advice to heart and made it a reality. The event was heard throughout the country, and the Alliance Defending Freedom even got involved. ADF appeared with a parent from the school on Fox News to stand up for freedom of expression, and in support of Christian values. What do you think? Do you support what these parents did? Would you have done the same? 