Louisiana House Passes Bill That Requires All Schools Receiving State Funds To Display 10 Commandments Inside Classrooms | The G...
The Louisiana House of Representatives has passed Bill 71, which requires all schools that receive state funding to display the Ten Commandments.
Three central concepts were derived from the 1st Amendment which became America's doctrine for church-state separation: no coercion in religious matters, no expectation to support a religion against one's will, and religious liberty encompasses all religions.
You don't have to support the ten commandments being on the wall. Ignore it. Go to another school or start your own. Freedom.
You don't have the right to have them taken down if the school wants it. The founding fathers only said there would be no federal establishment of a religion. Freedom of religion, not freedom from it.
However, it seems the government has been using coercion and trying to establish tranny-satanic-atheism as the national religion above all others. That's the real problem.
The constitution allows for ten commandment schools and tranny schools. Let the people decide where to send their children.
This was before we moved Afghanistan into Minnesota, and also it applies to the federal government.
The Supreme Court has ruled that everything that the federal government rules is applied to the states as well. That needs to go away. The states and their people are the sovereigns, not the federal government.
The constitution itself was drawn from the Bible. To say that the Ten Commandments can’t be posted in a school because it endorses a religion is to say that the constitution should overturn itself.
Let’s step away from the religious iconography.
There is no part of the Ten Commandments that law disagrees with.
That leaves the commandments toward God
That’s not precisely highly controversial.