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In the schools. In a prominent place. You want displayed, that you shall worship God. That is a command.No one is being forced to become Christian
Specific enough?Still too big a coward to give specifics, run along, I'm getting tired of dealing with cowards.
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There is no command for anybody to become Christian. There’s no way around this argument.In the schools. In a prominent place. You want displayed, that you shall worship God. That is a command.
You can't have it both ways. Either you believe that kids should be taught to worship God. Or you don't. Saying you want it displayed but nobody has to pay attention is simply bullshit.
That’s hardly the point, unless you want the commandments of every religion posted.There is no command for anybody to become Christian. There’s no way around this argument.
No one is being forced to do anything.
Giving your opinion and stating it as fact is NOT an argument. It is called "begging the question."There is no command for anybody to become Christian. There’s no way around this argument.
No one is being forced to do anything.
If There is a New York Yankees sign in a school Nobody is forced to become a Yankees fan. When a teacher has a New York Yankees logo saying “the Yankees are number one” nobody is forced to become a Yankees fan in that class.
In addition to that, I do believe the majority religion and culture of any country should be respected by all people living in that country. Whether it is Islam in Saudi Arabia or Christianity in the USA. Or Buddhism in Cambodia.
What is "technically" doing in there? It's a signal that you want it to be a theocracy in practice.even though we are not technically a theocracy.
Why bother having a constitution if you ignore it like this ?The governor knows that being sued by liberals would be a dream come true. It would increase his popularity. I bet they sue anyway.
---Louisiana governor ‘can’t wait to be sued’ after forcing the Ten Commandments in classrooms---
Louisiana governor ‘can’t wait to be sued’ after forcing Ten Commandments in schools
Louisiana is now the first state in the US to force public schools to post the Ten Commandmentswww.independent.co.uk
I object to blind faith over facts and reason. What is a soul? One can be spiritual and believe that there is more to life than flesh and blood and not be religious. You know nothing about me, or life for that matter. You are an arrogant foolPeople live fine in the USA with all sorts of centuries old religions. They don’t seek to take us back to 1500’s like Islam. You object to the inspiration of religion as you are soulless.
Eat shit asshole
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Yes, if he or she does it in a classroom in a public school.If a teacher there teaches the commandments is that crossing the line?
how terrible, people getting rich destroying our principles, attacking members of our courtsFreedom From Religion Foundation
A state church watchdog & voice for freethought - atheism and agnosticism.
True, but it does ban establishment, which is exactly what putting the commandments in the classroom is.how terrible, people getting rich destroying our principles, attacking members of our courts
the sad fact is, these fools think the 1st amendment abolishes, bans, the mention of god, jesus, or religion
Putting the commandments in the classrooms in no way shape or form, establishes or promotes a religion.True, but it does ban establishment, which is exactly what putting the commandments in the classroom is.
#FAITHSHOULDBEPRIVATE
No it is not. The rule of law must be taught otherwise children will not respect the rule of law. What better way to teach law then to teach the founding of our laws.Yes, if he or she does it in a classroom in a public school.
This includes the 10 commandments.
Sure it does. Particularly the first three which would unconstitutionally characterize polytheists, atheists and graven image fans as bad people.Putting the commandments i the classrooms in no way shape or form, establishes or promotes a religion.
Hammurabi predates Moses by many centuries.Moses, happens to be the first I know of that established the rule of law.
Putting the commandments in the classrooms in no way shape or form, establishes or promotes a religion.
Then what you know is wrong. Hammurabi outdates Moses considerably and ai very much doubt you would want THOSE laws implemented in any case.No it is not. The rule of law must be taught otherwise children will not respect the rule of law. What better way to teach law then to teach the founding of our laws.
Moses, happens to be the first I know of that established the rule of law.
4 actually. Sabbath is also a religious concept. It's funny how all of them only ever seem to list the last six when discussing the 10 commandments.Sure it does. Particularly the first three which would unconstitutionally characterize polytheists, atheists and graven image fans as bad people.
#SEPERATIONISFUNDAMENTAL
The Ten Commandments in a classroom does not establish a religion. Parts of religion certainly must be taught. Sad for you. Like, "thou shall not kill."With exception of an elective course in Religious Studies, religion has no place in public schools.
So what, teaching is not establishing.Oh really, the first literally says you have to worship God.
The second says you can't worship idols.
The third is you can't swear using Gods name.
And the fourth is about observing Sabbath. All highly religious tennants
