Sunday marked an overlooked anniversary in church-state separation history: It was 15 years ago that the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unconstitutional then Alabama Judge Roy Moore’s display of the Ten Commandments at the Alabama Judicial Building in Montgomery.

America has a foundational document – the Constitution and its Bill of Rights. The story of how our nation got that document (which, by the way, is secular) and the story of how we went from a small band of theocratic settlers in Massachusetts to a country that celebrates religious freedom for all is a fascinating one.

An attorney representing one of several women accusing former Alabama judge Roy Moore of sexual improprieties revealed that Moore supporters had allegedly tried to bribe him into casting doubt on the woman’s allegations.