10 Commandments in Schools

mikeT said:
Let 'em try. If passed into law, it'll be ruled unconstitutional, and the Longhorn State fundagelicals will be forced back into the shadows.
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If it is ruled “unconstitutional”, such a ruling itself would be unconstitutional. Such an obtuse adverse ruling would also be inconsistent with this nations history.

Logically speaking, only sin loving God haters who live out their lives daily in phobic-fear of the Bible’s condemnation of sin would want to keep the 10 commandments out of sight—anywhere

BTW, which article in the U.S. Constitution denies the public display of the 10 commandments in public schools or anywhere else ⁉️⁉️⁉️
 
vibise said:
You are welcome to follow your religion as guaranteed by the Constitution, but you are not welcome to force other people's children to be indoctrinated into your beliefs.
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It simply calls for the 10 to be posted on the wall so lets not get carried away.
vibise said:
If this is what you want for your kids, send them to a religious school.
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We are required to teach kids about God and if we don't there is negatives and that includes nonbelievers.
 
glenlogie said:
From inside a tomb with a stone in front. You are not even trying to make your fantasy sound convincing
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Any explanation is better than a magic one. Maybe the tomb wasn’t closed completely.

But the most likely explanation is the various stories are simply not true.
 
Harry Leggs said:
It simply calls for the 10 to be posted on the wall so lets not get carried away.

We are required to teach kids about God and if we don't there is negatives and that includes nonbelievers.
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You want to teach them that it is wrong to draw pictures?
 
Backup said:
Any explanation is better than a magic one. Maybe the tomb wasn’t closed completely.

But the most likely explanation is the various stories are simply not true.
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Or maybe the Martians beamed the body out, That will be your next excuse.
 
Harry Leggs said:
It simply calls for the 10 to be posted on the wall so lets not get carried away.

We are required to teach kids about God and if we don't there is negatives and that includes nonbelievers.
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Who requires you to teach kids about God, and how are you required to teach nonbelievers about your god?
 
vibise said:
Who requires you to teach kids about God,
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God. It is a requirement. How can you be so ignorant?
vibise said:
and how are you required to teach nonbelievers about your god?
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We are up to a point.

Public education is under siege in many states including mine. Citizens wish to outsource education to private schools where 10 commandments are not banned by the Godless fools who demand censorship and cannot define women. None of this woke garbage or grooming kids into sex confusion has any place in schools. Schools should not facilitate kids to medical centers where they are fed puberty-blocking drugs. People have had enough of all that and do not want their tax money funding such nonsense. Tax credits and all that mean defunding public education at the local level and that is where most of the funding is derived for public schools. Public schools need to bend if they wish to survive. Making the classrooms safer overall by enforcing conduct codes benefits both teachers, paraeducators, and students who are compelled to attend. Isolate students that cannot keep it together as opposed to hiring more and more expensive behavior mod-type professional employees who demonstrate minimum effectiveness. In privates, they are booted and that is the best thing for them because they realize negative behaviors reap negative consequences. The grades will only go up if there is order in the classroom.
 
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