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The Jesus statue on top of Big Mountain in Whitefish is under fire, again. This time the Freedom from Religion Foundation (FFRF) is bringing the Forest Service to court for allowing the special use lease that the Knights of Columbus holds to continue for another ten years. You can hear the co-president of FFRF and Denny Rehberg's opinions here. But what do you think?

The Jesus Statue that sits on top of Big Mountain in Whitefish is the subject of yet another lawsuit. This time, a group called the Freedom From Religion Foundation is challenging the recent renewal of the special use permit given by the forest service to the Knights of Columbus.

The much contested Jesus statue on top of Big Mountain in Whitefish will stay put for at least another 10 years. The Forest Service recently announced that it will extend the lease for the land on which the statue sits.

The now famous Jesus statue on the top of Big Mountain in Whitefish will be the subject of an upcoming legislative hearing. The House Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands will discuss a proposed land exchange between the Whitefish Mountain Resort and the Federal Government. The land exchange involves a 25 foot by 25 foot plot of ground that surrounds the Jesus statue.