Texas School Forced To Remove Christian Plaque, Heres Their Epic Response According to recent reports, a Texas school has become the latest target for angry atheists, for having a Christian plaque hanging in the building. According to the Freedom From Religion foundation, the plaque needs to be taken down. They claim that: The plaque at Mt. Peak Elementary offends the Constitutionsince the plaque specifically promotes the Holy Christian Church and contains a Latin phrase meaning glory to God alone or glory to the only God. The two Latin crosses on the plaque further solidify its impermissible purpose. Their requests are facing opposition by school officials and the entire community. The plaque reads: Dedicated in the year of our Lord 1997 to the education of Gods children and to their faithful teachers in the name of the Holy Christian ChurchSoli Deo Gloria. Residents living in the community attended a school board meeting to oppose the request from the FFRF, claiming that being able to express our faith is very important in this community. However, Sam Grover, attorney for the FFRF argues, Because these plaques are on the school building, theyre not individual speech. Theyre government speech, and that is restricted. Hiram Sasser of the Liberty Institute group has defended against Grover, calling his claims religious censorship that stems from a hostility to religion that should not be tolerated. What do you think? Do you agree with Sasser? 