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I suppose if someone chose to appreciate the poetry of the bible in a national park, they could bring their own copy. Or they can buy some private, non-goverment land to set their plaques.
Face it, however one sees the Bible, it is widely considered a religious text, to some the very word of God. It has no place on goverment property as that could be percieved as goverment endorsement of a religion.
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