The 29-foot cross sits atop Mount Soledad on San Diego city property. It was dedicated in 1954 as a memorial to Korean War veterans.

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Time Hath Found Us.
“We need to attack Jesus…”
- atheist Philip Paulson, who filed a lawsuit challenging the presence of the cross on city land in 1989.
A California judge has ruled that San Diego’s P…

The ACLU lost this one, or so it appears. The only problem I have with this is–this is now on government property.

From WorldNetDaily… After 15 years of adverse court rulings, the citizens of San Diego voted to save the city’s historic…

In the “never ending war against Christians” it seems that the faithful have one a temporary victory of those opposed to religious symbols across the land. Although over two thirds of voters supported keeping the structure, Attorney James McElroy who…

Detractors consider the cross an “established religion” even though in this case it is nothing more than a symbolic memorial. Three out of four voters want to keep the cross where it is, but that didn’t phase the lawyer of the client who filed the la…

This isn’t about any kind of legality, this is about people hating the cross and hating Christianity and when they’re found to be in the minority, they try and push their religion-hating agenda on everyone else through the courts.

There’s a referendum vote today in San Diego, CA to preserve the Mt. Soledad Cross. It’s the ACLU/secularist crowd against American history and heritage. We side with America. Hopefully, the good people of San Diego will turn out to sav…

Yesterday voters of the City of San Diego voted overwhelmingly to save the Mt. Soledad War Memorial Cross by transferring it to the U.S. Interior Department as a national veterans memorial. Although the ballot measure to save the cross required a two-t…