KRAVITCH, Circuit Judge:
The question presented is whether the use of a court clerk's seal violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment when the seal contains an outline of the Ten Commandments, a sword, and the name of the court and is used solely to authenticate documents. We conclude that it does not.
I. BACKGROUND
Since 1852, a Georgia statute has required clerks of the state superior courts to have a "substantial seal of office"...
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