Post by zwan94 on Jan 19, 2006 3:47:59 GMT -5
Mr. Gerald,
First of all, I thank you for your quick feedback. It is appreciated.
The Christian displays during the Christmas holiday expressed an
administration preference for Christianity over all other religious and nonreligious traditions, both in the holiday they recognized and the symbols they chose to display. Government land seems to have been misused by government officials inviolation of US government policy for the furtherance of a personal agenda. This implies that the officials in the facility may be unwilling to execute other duties fairly. Especially in a hospital, this is a serious problem.
I am writing in the hopes that there will be no further displays like this. I
hope the director and the chaplain in particular see that sectarian displays
misrepresent the government and present the appearance of bias.
Craig Wallace
First of all, I thank you for your quick feedback. It is appreciated.
The Christian displays during the Christmas holiday expressed an
administration preference for Christianity over all other religious and nonreligious traditions, both in the holiday they recognized and the symbols they chose to display. Government land seems to have been misused by government officials inviolation of US government policy for the furtherance of a personal agenda. This implies that the officials in the facility may be unwilling to execute other duties fairly. Especially in a hospital, this is a serious problem.
I am writing in the hopes that there will be no further displays like this. I
hope the director and the chaplain in particular see that sectarian displays
misrepresent the government and present the appearance of bias.
Craig Wallace
