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Tuesday, September 06, 2005

REHNQUIST: Psalm 139 is the Reading for Rehnquist Repose Service at the Supreme Court Rotunda

A moving ceremony this morning as Chief Justice William Rehnquist is laid in repose in the Great Rotunda of the U.S. Supreme Court building. The Scripture reading was Psalm 139, which is especially appropriate, as it is one of the Bible's clearest statements of God's sovereignity in human affairs.

How long before the ACLU sues to prevent all such future readings as an unconstitutional establishment of religion?



posted by Mark Tapscott @ 10:20 AM