The prettiest, wealthiest suburban village in the Washington region is Leesburg, Va., known for its Civil War connections, its perfect Victorian downtown, its specialty shops and restaurants, its stately churches — and the crucified plastic skeleton in a Santa Claus suit that stood last December on its courthouse lawn.
“The display was erected by a local atheist, but did not speak to any strictly atheist theme,” a local non-believer explained at the time to the Christian Post. “It was an art piece reflecting on the death of the true spirit of the holiday by greed and commercialism.”
Atheist's crucified Santa skeleton starts battle of religious displays on courthouse lawn
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