There's some links on this stuff, since it was on PBS. But there are some problems with it, may be related to this computer or to the website itself. I don't know which, so I won't link.
The problem here is presumption of guilt, when the evidence isn't sworn and in open court. Therefore, it is meaningless in the legal sense. It is 100% political.
Another problem is bringing in the religion-speak, with words like heresy and idolatry.
It strikes me as rather odd that a guy on a leftist outfit tries to give sermons about religion. The leftists have historically been anti-religion.
Thirdly, as usual, the left gets it backward. The ones practicing idolatry are the leftists. They are the one politicizing this thing. It is rather unfortunate that the so-called right has chimed in as usual, with a mea culpa over a matter that does not involve themselves. Now, who is politicizing this thing????
The Ten Commandments is heresy? You don't say. Coulda fooled me. Does that mean the left agrees with Judge Moore, then? Don't bet on it.
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