I’ll post it again. An important discussion on 1st amendment and the separation of church and state.
A place where mandatory Christian ideology (the Ten Commandments) is to be posted in all classrooms across the State of Texas.
Link: The Texas Christian Taliban making headway.
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Should we remove "In God We Trust" and other references?
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Should we have everything removed save all references to God?
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It's an open question, the ten commandments are displayed at the Supreme Court.
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I don't like it.
I know how I feel and how I practice my faith. Public schools should be separating Church and State.
It's a pretty clear violation of "Congress shall make no law..."
But, since Jim has no interest in answering my question above, what about other references to God like on our currency? Do you have an opinion on that?
'Amen' to that, Jake.
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Spirituality and faith are important in our lives and a good reason
to embrace all that is valued in this constitution of ours.
The new talking point. The Taliban. Sounds so dramatic.
Thank god people have learned to just laugh at you people.
Must be they have gone away from "Nazi".
I think that one was overused a bit.
These men are nihilists, Donnie.
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Right! DJT quoting Mein Kampf isn’t related to "Nazism”. So why mention “Nazi”?
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You would prefer to void the US constitution?
And just so we’re on the same page - you do know the name Taliban and what they espouse, right? So if you do, then it’s hardly “dramatic” is it?
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Focus on the Ds yet undetermined mission statement.
The midterms are almost here.
As a huge supporter of the US constitution, you’re okay with this?
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We need morality back in the schools. Teacher unions have failed. So yes, I'm good w/ it.
Ds can't even tell us what a woman is and here they are, lecturing about Church and state. But, this is only my humble opinion.
Morality isn’t a school thing, it’s an education thing. Morality is an at home thing guided by
parents.