Kentucky had a law on its books requiring the department of homeland security to honor the Christian god, claiming that "The safety and security of the Commonwealth cannot be achieved apart from reliance upon Almighty God."
Note the past tense, "had".
The silly law has been struck down as unconstitutional. Good for Kentucky!
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Poor Ken Ham is getting mocked everywhere for his Creation "Museum" and proposed Disneyland for Dummies, so he has put up a post defending Kentucky.
According to the constitutions of the United States and the State of Kentucky, church and state must remain separate. But then the Kentucky Legislature passed a homeland security related bill that stated that the security of the Commonwealth (State) depends on Almighty God.
Kentuckians can be less embarrassed starting soon. This from the NCSE ... it's a bit old, but it had slipped past in a flurry of other emails, and I think it is really interesting.
FLETCHER LOSES KENTUCKY GOVERNORSHIP
It used to be that Kentucky was known primarily for bourbon and horse racing.