Bullshit the method is different the intent the same.
The bottom line remains, a picture is not compulsion, any more than a picture of Einstein makes kids smart.
Einstein is not the primary symbol of a religion.
And a picture of him doesn't make kids smart. Likewise, the smart people understand that a picture of Jesus won't force the kids to become Christians.
It is a violation of the 1st Amendment establishment clause to have that picture on display in a government building.
Too bad you aren't smart enough to figure that out for yourself.
Then all of the displays of Moses & Solomon including the 10 commandments needs to be torn down from the Supreme Court and the House and Senate Chaplain needs to go.
Never mind we have had one ever since we became a Nation in 1776.
SCOTUS display is about the law and incorporates 18 different influential sources for the law ergo it is not endorsing religion.
http://mentalfloss.com/article/17802/how-mohammad-statue-ended-supreme-court
Sculpture figures prominently in the Corinthian architecture of the Court Building. One chamber features a frieze decorated with a bas-relief sculpture by Adolph A. Weinman of eighteen influential law-givers. The south wall depicts Menes, Hammurabi, Moses, Solomon, Lycurgus, Solon, Draco, Confucius and Octavian, while the north wall depicts Napoleon Bonaparte, John Marshall, William Blackstone, Hugo Grotius, Louis IX, King John, Charlemagne, Justinian and, you guessed it, Mohammad.
The House and Senate chaplains are supposed to be non denominational and yes, they should go since they have never had a wiccan, Hindi, shintoist, etc priest give the blessings.
Tradition is not an excuse for violations of the 1st Amendment and it is most certainly not an excuse to expand those violations.