Check out the Devil's Tower NPS site. There are no less than five creation stories described there.
Here's the bookstore page.
There are geology books, and books describing creation myths.
Indian religious rituals are still actively practiced on park land, including prayer offerings, sweatlodge ceremonies, vision quests, and the Sun Dance.
I have attended Christian church services at National Park chapels a number of times.
Should this be illegal? Why, or why not?
Are some religions more equal than others? You don't think a certain hostility toward fundamentalist Judeo-Christian traditions on the part of the Left just might have a bit more to do with this issue than any real concern for the Constitution?
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"...should the NPS be 'honoring' this aspect of religion?"
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- expect more crap like this under our 'god fearing' president...
- Yeah It Really Sucks
- Our True Believers believe anything. Their "reality" is based on precisely that sort of underpinning. (n/t)
- Is the fundie creation myth less valid than the Indian creation myth?
- Geez, so don't buy the damn book.
- Damn the book. DAMN IT!
- "...should the NPS be 'honoring' this aspect of religion?"
- False advertizing
- re: False advertising
- False advertizing
- "...should the NPS be 'honoring' this aspect of religion?"
- Damn the book. DAMN IT!
- re:Ah, memories!!
