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Originally Posted by Nick B
It is what it represents and it's not what most would think. Read about it.
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It represents different things, depending on who is putting it there.
It can represent an advertisement to make sure all the neighbors know "a Christian lives here." I don't know why anyone should need to advertise that, but some folks do, it comforts them, and that's fine.
It can represent a dead beloved pet buried in front of (or behind) the location of the cross. A gravemarker, in other words.
It can represent a signal that a KKK member or other white supremacist, or sympathizer, lives in the house.
The problem is that you don't know which of the three it is, without communicating with the person directly. And at that point, if you don't like the answer, it's too late. You can't "unknow" what you just heard from the homeowner's lips.