I have no objection to any faith using public property to display their faith but the costs for the install and cleanup should be born by the organization not by our tax dollars. I have no problem seeing icons of other faiths except maybe those of Islam (depends on what direction Islam turns in the near future). As long as those displays are done with respect and reverence I would have no problem with atheists having a display, no hanging Jesus or the virgin Mary and such. I haven't heard of any faiths being turned down in favor of Christianity on any public property but if they were then that is wrong and should be allowed instead of disallowing all of it. This always comes up at this time of year. Last year Wal-Mart employees were even told not to wish anyone a Merry Christmas fortunately this year there are no such restrictions. As for private property, nobody is going to tell me what to put in my yard of not.