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Police Dept. Ordered to Remove Bible Verses

A Tennessee police department has come under attack by a vile gang of Wisconsin atheists.

The Bartlett Police Dept. posted a Bible verse on a wall inside their building. The Bible verse is from the New Testament book of Matthew: “Blessed are the peacemakers. They shall be called the children of God.”

The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which gets easily triggered by God’s Word, noticed the Bible verse while they were snooping on the department’s Facebook page.

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“Paintings that quote chapter and verse from the New Testament on BPD property are a clear promotion of Christianity,” FFRF legal fellow Hirsh Joshi wrote to Bartlett Police Chief Jeff Cox.

The out-of-town atheists claim that placing a biblical quote in a government building “fails to respect the First Amendment.”

Should police be allowed to post a Bible verse on wall of their building?

“Citizens of Bartlett trust their law enforcement officials to attend to their secular duties. Spending taxpayer time and money placing religious messages on police department property is beyond the scope of secular government,” the FFRF said.

But local residents are defending the police department and many are suggesting the atheists need to find Jesus.

“Last I checked, the Bartlett Police Department isn’t Congress. And art on their wall has not established a religion, nor prevented anyone from practicing one,” Shelby County Commissioner Mick Wright told radio station KWAM.

“HOLD THE LINE! Do not cower to these evil instigators,” said a KWAM listener. “They will not be the ones who suffer the crime problem that will surge if you surrender.”

“A bunch of Atheist Yankee Cheeseheads that not only need Jesus,’ said another KWAM listener. “But also need to mind their own damn Business before they FAFO that Bartlett TN doesn’t play.”

The FFRF insinuated they would take legal action if the Bible verse was not scrubbed from the wall.

“An open profession of Christianity or any religion from an entity sworn to serve and protect is unconstitutional and divisive,” said FFRF’s Annie Laurie Gaylor. “We remind the Bartlett Police Department that it serves all of the town residents, not just Christians.”

The good people of Bartlett should tell the out-of-town rabble-rousers to pound sand.

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