Catholic crucifixes, statues, etc., are too “mono-confessional,” and should not be seen on public property. What would multi-confessional imagery/art look like? Would the evangelicals like paintings of the Bible, or maybe the scene from the Sermon on the Mount, put next to that dreadfully Catholic “idol”— the Crucifix? Or, perhaps the cross without the corpus would suit their taste in religion? There is a war going on in Spain, and here in the West, and in all Europe, it is a war against Christ and His Church.
Madrid, May 30, 2008 / 05:23 am (CNA).- The Spanish Evangelical Alliance issued a statement this week supporting a proposal by the United Left Party in Congress to eliminate religious symbols from all official ceremonies of public institution and entities.
The proposal was defeated in a joint effort by the ruling Socialist Party and the more conservative Popular Party. Socialist Party spokesmen said that although they did not oppose the measure on principle, they felt the process should be “gradual” and “determined by a law.” Full article here.
