Source: Religion News Service
http://www.religionnews.com/index.php?/rnstext/gsuslvsu_and_so_does_the_driver_of_this_car/
In South Carolina, a district court has temporarily halted the production of state-sponsored license plates that declare "I Believe" and feature an illustration of a cross superimposed on a stained-glass window.
In Vermont, meanwhile, an appeals court is mulling whether a vanity plate featuring John 3:16, the verse about Jesus saving the world, should be permitted on that state's roads.
And in Arizona, a court has ruled it's OK to give residents the option of having the words "Choose Life" on state plates.
The question is no longer, "What Would Jesus Drive?" Now, it's more likely to be, "What's on his license plate?"
Across the country, the small metal plates affixed to car bumpers have become the latest battleground for church-state disputes and questions of free speech.