Even more relevant (and certainly more recent) cases would be McCreary County v. ACLU [1] and Van Orden v. Perry [2], though they are even less decisive than yo

Even more relevant (and certainly more recent) cases would be McCreary County v. ACLU [1] and Van Orden v. Perry [2], though they are even less decisive than your example, given the former ruled against a Ten Commandments display in front of court houses, while the latter rules in favor of said displays in public parks. Despite this particular case having a much stronger establishment of religion argument given it's a legislative mandate to display the Ten Commandments, I don't know that I'd make any bets on how the current Supreme Court would rule, though. [1] - https://mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/695/mccreary-county-v-american-civil-liberties-union https://mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/695/mccreary-county... [2] - https://mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/697/van-orden-v-perry https://mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/697/van-orden-v-per...