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Weblog: 'Ten Commandments Judge' Loses Appeal | Alabama Supreme Court Ten Commandments display ruled unconstitutional. (June 2, 2003)

Weblog: In Alabama Supreme Court Decision, Chief Justice Roy Moore Rants Against Homosexuality | Moore: "Homosexual conduct is … considered abhorrent, immoral, detestable, a crime against nature, and a violation of the laws of nature." (Feb. 22, 2002)

Weblog: U.S. District Court Orders Removal of Ten Commandments | Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore loses Ten Commandments case (Nov. 19, 2002)

Weblog: Letter Calling Ala. Chief Justice Roy Moore a 'Lone Religious Nut' Becomes Focus of Trial | Ten Commandments battle gets personal and ugly. (Oct. 3, 2002)

Ten Commandments Judge Praised and Panned | Roy Moore fulfills a campaign promise with a 5,280-pound granite monument. (November 29, 2001)

Alabama Justice Unveils 5,280 Pounds of Godliness | Moore doesn't hang the commandments—he hauls them in (August 16, 2001)

Ten-Commandments Judge Aims for High Post | After taking on the ACLU, Moore is now a nominee for the Alabama Supreme Court. (August 1, 2000)

Hang Ten? | Thou shalt avoid Ten Commandments tokenism. (Mar. 3, 2000)

Ten Commandments Judge Cleared | Roy Moore's integrity confirmed regarding legal fund. (Oct. 25, 1999)

Ten Commandments Judge Looking for Federal Fight | Does courtroom display defy separation of church and state? (Dec. 12, 1997)

Also, CT ran a story in November 2000, on the role churches played in opposing the Alabama lottery initiative, and a Chuck Colson column called Beating the Odds in January.

CT's sister publication Christian Reader published an interview with Moore entitled Are the Ten Commandments Unconstitutional?

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August (Web-only) 2003, Vol. 47