A Maine man credits the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) for his winning a battle with the state Bureau of Motor Vehicles over his insistence that his ID card photo include goat horns on his head. Phelan Moonsong, 59, of Millinocket, a practicing pagan minister, had wanted a new photo on his state-issued ID card to go with his recent name change.  “As a practicing Pagan minister and a priest of Pan, I’ve come to feel very attached to the horns, and they’ve become a part of me and part of my spirituality,” Moonsong told the Washington Post.  “The horns are part of my religious attire.” When the BMV balked, Mr. Moonsong, who also wears furry “goat legs” and hooves, turned to the ACLU, which often makes news at this time of year for legal campaigns to wipe out vestiges of Christian heritage such as Nativity scenes from public places.   Last week, an ACLU threat forced city officials in Knightstown, Indiana to...(Read Full Post)