06-22-2024, 08:32 AM
(06-22-2024, 07:32 AM)FormerlyBengalRugby Wrote: It was poorly worded and trying to be sly, a failure.
My overall point was meant to be that there is so much other stuff on walls in school that I see little harm in having the ten commandments hung on the wall. I do not believe it should be mandatory, but do not think there is harm in them being posted.
It is a very popular book, and I would not oppose reasonable passages being hung on the wall from other wildly popular books, like The Hobbit, Dune, The Alchemist, The Little Prince, etc...
Maybe I view the Bible too much as a piece of literature and think people should be aware of what is in it, even if they do not believe and/or follow it?
Just my take...
I’d be fine with that. A teacher can hang it in their classroom if they want to and it has some relevancy to the course they teach.
It’s the whole making it a law thing that goes against our founders views of religious freedom that gives me problems with this Louisiana stuff.
