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Apparently you do NOT understand what they mean. Nobody has a problem with any of the morals that these laws teach.The Ten Commandments are not the basis of our legal system. Most of them aren’t even illegal.
It favors one religion above all others. It has no basis being mandated by government.
That’s not what the cited court case says..We need to remove anything that establishes religion
REAFFIRMING ``IN GOD WE TRUST'' AS THE OFFICIAL MOTTO OF THE UNITED
STATES AND SUPPORTING AND ENCOURAGING THE PUBLIC DISPLAY OF THE
NATIONAL MOTTO IN ALL PUBLIC BUILDINGS, PUBLIC SCHOOLS, AND OTHER
GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS
Another issue here with RW. GOVT IS GOD TO THEM.The US Constitution overrules the states
Those states signed up to the US Constitution when they became states. When state legislators take office, they swear to uphold the Constitution
The US Constitution overrules the states
Those states signed up to the US Constitution when they became states. When state legislators take office, they swear to uphold the Constitution
they swear to uphold the Constitution
Muslims have no issue with this decalogue. They have this as core tenants of their religion as well. The Buddhists and Hindus don't care by core tenants of their religion. And 90% of atheists simply think it's silly.First Commandment
“I am the Lord thy God, you shall have no Gods before me”
That specifically establishes the God of Moses as the only religion
The commandments are not the basis of our legal system. In fact, only three commandments are against the law
First Commandment
“I am the Lord thy God, you shall have no Gods before me”
That specifically establishes the God of Moses as the only religion
The commandments are not the basis of our legal system. In fact, only three commandments are against the law
Forgotten long ago til the FED is a Corrupt CANCER on this NationExactly…and I’ve laid out exactly what that means. 18 delegated powers…the rest to the states and the people.
How would you know that?Trump has never repented or apoligized for anything.
Where in the Constitution does it say you can't post the 10 Commandments in schools, Simp?I can’t understand how Conservatives on this board keep making that statement.
Didn’t you attend school?
When Louisiana became a state, they signed up to the US Constitution and are bound by it.
The Constitution has supreme authority over any laws Louisiana may make
Separation of "church and state " is quoted from a letter written by Thomas Jefferson (not in the Constitution) referencing States Rights and the "Church" is actually what is referred to today as one of the 50 states. Because states had official religions. Virginia Baptists were a terror on anyone not a Baptist. (Which is what the letter discusses) And the Federal "state" Government had no right to intervene in a "church " State Government's practices or laws.That’s not what the cited court case says..
And..
Nobody is establishing a religion. Just because you don’t like religious symbolism doesn’t mean they are violating laws by having public displays of it.
As far as I’m aware, there are no laws prohibiting a government from supporting and even promoting a religion..just so long as they don’t make it “the religion of the country”.
“In God We Trust” in emblazoned on our currency, and over the podium in either the house or senate chambers and..
And:
These are not violations of the 1A as they are supporting but not establishing a religion.
Wait, you’re switching from being the basis for legal system to being basis for morality. Interesting because it wasn’t long ago that conservatives said schools don’t teach morality, parents do.Apparently you do NOT understand what they mean. Nobody has a problem with any of the morals that these laws teach.
First commandment says to worship the Christian god. I don’t.EVERY RELIGION (including atheists) promote these laws. Why you have a problem with being against lying, murder, marital unfaithfulness, taking a day off from work and etc is something that you need to explain
No stupid, it doesn't establish anything. Are LA students being forced to join a Christian church? Nope.First Commandment
“I am the Lord thy God, you shall have no Gods before me”
That specifically establishes the God of Moses as the only religion
The commandments are not the basis of our legal system. In fact, only three commandments are against the law
Then so is your FORCED DIVERSITY
It's in a video circulating where Trump details his religious beliefs. (The What DO You Meme guy put it together)How would you know that?
Tell me how Drag Hour Book Reading applies to this in school.FORCED DIVERSITY???? WTF is "forced diversity".
Which groups are going to designate for exclusion from the ". . . . that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed" part of the Declaration of Independence.
Which groups are not entitled to equal treatment under the law or in jobs, housing or education? Women? Hispanics? Jews? Muslims? Blacks?
Who gets to decide who is "equal" and who has to go to the back of the line for jobs, housing, education?????
Yep..Wait, you’re switching from being the basis for legal system to being basis for morality. Interesting because it wasn’t long ago that conservatives said schools don’t teach morality, parents do.
First commandment says to worship the Christian god. I don’t.
Second says to keep holy the sabbath. I don’t.
We can and do teach kids morality in school all the time. Why do we need the Ten Commandments to do so? Where is the commandment for tolerance? What about fairness? What about kindness? What about charity?
Wait, you’re switching from being the basis for legal system to being basis for morality. Interesting because it wasn’t long ago that conservatives said schools don’t teach morality, parents do.
First commandment says to worship the Christian god. I don’t.
Second says to keep holy the sabbath. I don’t.
We can and do teach kids morality in school all the time. Why do we need the Ten Commandments to do so? Where is the commandment for tolerance? What about fairness? What about kindness? What about charity?
Apparently you do NOT understand what they mean. Nobody has a problem with any of the morals that these laws teach.
EVERY RELIGION (including atheists) promote these laws. Why you have a problem with being against lying, murder, marital unfaithfulness, taking a day off from work and etc is something that you need to explain.
I much prefer Jesus' commandment to "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you". It's a fair notion, that doesn't require belief in anything outside of the relationship between you and the people around you or that you do business with.
Like I posted upthread, civilizations began and "morality" began long before Jesus walked the earth and long before Moses came down from that mountain with the tablets. Throughout most of wold history, few people in the world were even aware of the Bible, the Torrah, or the 10 Commandments, and yet nations, peoples, and civilizations rose up all over the world, each with a concept of morality, civilization and law.
Not only are the 10 Commandments irrelevant to creating a "moral nation", they're not even Christian to begin with. There are only 2 Christian Commandments: Love the Lord thy God with all your might; and Love one another as I have loved you.
The 10 Commandments are Jewish.
Tell me how Drag Hour Book Reading applies to this in school.
If you are an adult and Identify as a Lamp Shade. IDGAF.
Want to go into school and push chidren they are a Lamp Shade you are out of line.
