How Louisiana's New Law Will Transform Public Education for the Better 

reasonable . lousiana is looking attractive as a state you could move to.

@@TremendousAblutions this is dangerous rule

@@whousa642only if you are atheist

@@Yamchas-corpse Incorrect. You are asking for a tyrannical government.

@@whousa642 Only if you are an atheist or a demon worshiper.

Yes! Government needs to tell us all how to think! This is what freedom is all about! 😂

@@sthubbins4038😂😂😂😂 like the leftist aren’t doing that now in the state schools. 😂😂😂😂

​@@sthubbins4038 At least you're finally being honest about what you believe as a Biden voter.

​@@sthubbins4038I am not a christian, but there is nothing wrong with the ten commandments... Perhaps you are evil sir.

Man, if only people knew the Bible existed, we wouldn't have all of these problems in our... post Christian society?

Light refraction And it stands for Light refraction? Lol

God bless you. God won’t flood the world again. Humans will destroy them selves this time. 🙏❤️🙏

And how these sexual deviants stole it. You could even say, "culturally appropriated", if you want to use the woke language of today!

@@cajunking5987 It stands for God's covenant with Noah that He would never again judge the earth through water. (Genesis 9:8-17) They also need to be taught, as do mockers like you, that the next judgment will be through fire. (2 Peter 3:1-7)

@@Yesica1993 it stands for nothing. It’s just light refraction.

both are wrong

Because of the ridiculous double standards that have been set.

Amen!

​@@whousa642only one is wrong, the pride flag.

@@whousa642 Well both are certainly pushing a worldview. But one is objectively right (the 10 commandments) one is objectively wrong.

Blasphemy!

LOL Good point. In our current educational system, the students won't be able to read it anyway.

For real!

As a Louisianan, yes that’s needed way more than a dumb stunt like this.

They won’t be able to read it but they will know what their pronouns are.

I identify as selfish and lazy in bed. *sloth flag*

@@jesseparrish1993 now that’s inclusive 😎

You know, the Pride flag is very inclusive, I think they have a color for all 7, Wrath, Envy, Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Sloth, and of course, the arrogant one the flag is named after (how fitting), if not, I'm sure the BLM or Antifa flags could fill some of those roles

Libs sure do love sloth.

I'm pretty sure the Pride flag is a Lust flag as well but that's just my opinion😒

I completely, 100% agree. Whether it’s a specific religion or political/social view, it’s all under the umbrella of “ideologies”, something that has no useful connection to a child’s education and serves only to divide people and alienate those who disagree. Public school should be a place where everyone feels included and represented and the only way to truly do that is to make it completely neutral territory where no political, religious, or social/cultural stances are taken beyond asking students to be good and virtuous/moral people. That way no one be they conservative or liberal, Christian or Muslim, gay or straight, man or woman, black or white, etc.-can possibly have a problem.

Yes, one can only hope that the country has enough remaining voices of actual reason that it doesn't go too far. But it's been needed and coming for some time.

Get ready for the blowback this will cause. There are a lot of moderates who do not support pride flags/woke ideology but also do not want religion in the classrooms either. It would've been one thing to just ban pride flags in school. This is a whole other fight that will galvanize voters away from the right, much like returning abortion to the states did.

Not in a good way. This is too extreme on the other end.

Back to Fascism

Yep against republicans. It's one thing to ban pride flags/ require only American and state flags in the classroom. Most people, even moderate democrats would understand this. But forcing religion is not going to win anyone over except the far right. It's like republicans really love to lose easy victories. Overturning Roe V Wade cost them the red wave of 2022. This could easily sway a lot of people who were leaning towards Trump back to the other direction.

Why?

All gods are fiction.

@@michaelmcfeely6588 prove it

@@jonwoodmass2849 Because most people can't think for themselves and have to have their hands held to behave.

Prove it or sit back down​@@michaelmcfeely6588

Moses gave God's law to the people. That's why he is called the lawgiver, not because he's usurping God's place.

@@wendys390 John 1:17 KJVS [17] For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ. “dee-ah”, translates as through or by means of, is the original Greek word found in the manuscripts. I was being a little pedantic but it’s an important distinction that could be misunderstood by some who are unfamiliar with the Bible. We would be wise to recognize a similar situation when considering the New Testament. 2 Timothy 3:16-17 KJ21 [16] All Scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness, [17] that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly equipped for all good works. The Gospel is either perfect as it claims and sufficient for all knowledge and understanding allowing those who obey it to be made perfect in Gods eyes. Or it can be disregarded as garbage, it can’t be left up to personal opinions. Denominations that have constantly evolving positions on their “Christian” doctrines are explicitly forbidden proof below; Galatians 1:6-9 KJ21 [6] I marvel that ye are so soon removed from Him, that called you into the grace of Christ, for another gospel. [7] For this is not another; but there are some who trouble you and would pervert the Gospel of Christ. [8] But should we, or an angel from Heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached to you, let him be accursed. [9] As we said before, so say I now again: If any man preach any other gospel unto you than that which ye have received, let him be accursed! Taking 2 Tim 3:16-17 into consideration along with this verse; Jude 1:3 KJ21 [3] Beloved, while I was giving all diligence to write unto you of the common salvation, it was needful for me to write unto you and exhort you that ye should earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints. It’s plainly obvious the 1st Christians were taught the entire gospel and all contrary doctrines are the path to destruction. Www Bible ca Great resource of denominational teachings are the specific NT gospel teachings that they are violating.

@@wendys390 Don't Explain obvious stuff to stupid people.

Actually Moses gave The Jews the 10 commandments and he was the 1st one to break them.

@@celestialsoldier622 How else will they learn?

ditto

None of this crap belongs in schools, schools are supposed to be neutral institutions with no religious/political/ideological bent. All of it needs to be removed from schools, it's time to get back to basics or wipe the system clean and start all over.

Meh, keep it all out, let the parents fill their kids with their stuff and keep public schools pure, unless it's a club or something.

Just don’t complain if the government mandates rainbows in classrooms. Can’t allow one and not the other.

None of this crap belongs in schools, schools are supposed to be neutral institutions with no religious/political/ideological bent. All of it needs to be removed from schools, it's time to get back to basics or wipe the system clean and start all over.

Except for St Pattys day!

The Rainbow flag belongs to Children of the World. LGBT STOLE IT FROM EVERY CHILD. Shame on them!

Now ever single day they'll be told they shouldn't worship any other Gods - instead of understanding the Constitution protects the right to worship as one pleases. They'll be warned against thought crimes which has no place in a civilized society. They'll be admonished to honor their parents even if they aren't honorable. And they'll be taught that the Government can endorse and advocate for particular religious beliefs - as is done in a Theocracy - which seldom turns out well for the people. This won't survive SCOTUS, even with it's current conservative majority.

@MoggieOates I think the idea of "teaching them about" various religions is quite a bit different than the Government advocating for particular religious beliefs.

@MoggieOates I can agree it's a bad idea for state institution with an effectively captive audience to advocate religious beliefs, particularly when that display conflicts with some of the very rights our Constitution protects, such as the freedom to worship any God one wants and think whatever one wants.

@MoggieOates 🤣🤣🤣

Those two are the only ones that law. My main issue is that it seems a bit theocratic to force the 10 commandments to be displayed in public schools, like it how it is to force places to close on Sundays. It's establishing Christianity as the official religion of the state.

U r so right pride is of the devil not of GOD

Yes. Everything you stated.😢

I stopped saying the pledge in HS. How many times do you have to do it before it sets into your brain? Also, how many people say the pledge, and don't follow any of it? As for the 10, most of it glorifies a fairytale while hijacking a couple of universal laws.

My mom is ten years younger than you and she agrees. I'm 30 years younger and I agree.

Agreed, but according to many modern women, abortion is not murder. I don't have a solution for the lack of morality that plagues our society but I know the government pushing one religion is not the answer, ever.

​@@sigsauer7929 except it is, this crap started around the same time we took religion out of schools, who wouldn't thought no longer enforcing a certian morality would mean all morals go out the window?

Exactly, if you have certain standards you don't only stick to them if it supports you're side, NO stick to them regardless. If a satan church includes non offensive stuff in schools it has every right to then.

I agree, religious cults are cults. Keep your cult crap at home.

Not true. It is not hypocritical to believe that the Bible should be taught instead of LGBT indoctrination. It is like a doctor choosing to give his patients real medicine rather than horse urine. A Christian teacher is called by God to give the gospel whether or not the students are Christians. A teacher is responsible for giving good teachings not awful teachings. There is no better teaching then what is written in the Word of God.

​@@Chris-ni1wbYou just proved the point.

Not necessarily. It's a historical document.

​@@CherokeeBirdit's a biblical document, not an American historical document. It's going to get thrown out. This is an astoundingly dumb take from Matt

@@JS-mg1mk Our country was founded on these. Grow up.

@@CherokeeBird no it really wasn't. Our country was founded on religious freedom, not Christianity. Why on earth would you think it's appropriate to have a sign that says things like "Thou shalt have no other gods before me" and "Do not take the Lord's name in vain" on display in a public school? You think people aren't going to fire back by wanting to put Islamic doctrine in schools? We are not a Christian country. Grow up.

We have one - the bill of rights

Really? So before Mosses was told the Ten Commandments by god everyone was going around murdering and stealing from everyone? You think we civilization would have reached where it did if that was the case.

@@folee_edge Perhaps not surprisingly, our country was formed under the Bible’s principles. The Bill of Rights vividly reflects this foundation, showcasing how the essence of Christian values and human dignity, as depicted in Scripture, forms the bedrock of American liberty and justice. These documents enshrine the belief that we are all created in the image of God - a conviction that has guided our nation’s development and its core principles of equality and freedom.

Meh

Not relevant. What about that the very first one against worshiping other gods? That one is especially stupid because if gods can’t be proven, any god is as good as any other.

You’re totally right. Schools need science materials like table of elements and biology illustrations but religious right will object to that. They are not against indoctrination of children. They just want to be the indoctrinators.

You simply don’t know where your country came from

So, call the Ten Commandments historical. Cultural monotheism changed human history.

@@jakeevans7617 I know as a country we need to move forward in the ever changing world. Not going back to square one.

It’s not a religious agenda; it’s basic morality…me thinks some of us are missing the point.

Well, that was blatantly unconstitutional.

Quote? @@Anti-Taxxer

An affirmation is not a law

What's your point? This is Bible Land. Bible is Law. It is enforced. That is why so much tornadoes, destruction of cities, murders, child abuse, and so on in USA. The Bible is bein enforced, because of disobedience to it. @@bigwill7097

I object to the first one. Jealousy doesn't look good on a deity.

​@@folee_edge Let's say you worked on a project you were passionate about (school, business, hobby, whatever is most important to you). You put all the care, time, detail and effort into it and it came out spectacular and perfectly as you'd hoped. Now let's say you show the results to the most important people closest to you... And they completely brush it off or ignore it for something trivial. As the One and only perfect God, this is what it means to be jealous. He cares about us, his creation, so much and wants our attention and praise for his wonderful works and holiness. So when we instead direct all our attention and love to false gods and wickedness (think of how blatantly rude it is to be ignored), it is unjust to a perfectly just being. Similar to the injustice we feel when we have been unjustly wronged by another.

Mainstream Christians don't even abide in all ten commandments. Moreover, people don't see the danger spoken of in Daniel and Revelation. Unfortunately!

Just post a list of positive behaviors, like the golden rule. There shouldn't be anything religious in schools. But there also shouldn't be any "Pride"crap either.

Even if people object the first one what’s the harm of putting it up in a country where more than half the people are Christian? The Christians can then feel represented and respected and everybody else can say look I might not agree with everything in your culture but I respect your right to have your culture represented here?

This doesn't violate the 1st amendment actually. It is only in the mind of a modern American, where the 1st amendment means religion must be kept secret and never expressed publicly. If this violates the 1st amendment, then so do dedication to diversity statements, and so do pride flags. This move is genius on the part of LA politicians, because it's going to force the woke ideology out of the schools. Not by forcing religion in, but by forcing a legal conversation that leads to alphabet-hypocrisy being a matter of national attention. Anti-christian bigotry in this nation is about to be a big part of our conversations finally.

@@noktumwhatever753It very clearly does contravene the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion”, the Supreme Court already ruled on this (Stone v. Graham 1980)

@ultracrep8572 I don't think you understand what the word "respecting" means in this case. It doesn't mean the government can't pay respect to a religion, particularly the religion upon which our nations fundamental values were drawn from. It means "in reference to" in the case you're mentioning. It means they can't make an established religion of the state. In Iran, it is an establishment Islam nation for example. Their laws directly draw from their scripture. In America, the underlying views the nation is founded on are ideas emphasized in the Hebrew Bible and the Greek new testament. But the laws themselves and the punishments for breaking those laws are not taken line for line from any religion. All of common law in the entire western world is fundamentally pulled from various ideas put forth in scripture. That isn't to say that you need one for the other, but those Christians you're conditioned to hate are literally the reason the entire world had to outlaw slavery.

@ultracrep8572 and if you think this is actually intended to stand, you don't understand chess let alone politics. This is the chess move that will force pride propaganda out of the classroom, and it'll be their own argument against Christianity that does it. Because people are arguing that being able to see something is the same thing as those values being forced upon you. This will go to the Supreme Court and the whole nation will get to see the hypocritical bigotry of the alphabet brigade. Violence will likely even happen against Christians over it.

@@noktumwhatever753 How will it force price stuff out of the classrooms? Pride flags don’t flaunt the establishment clause.

They didn't, you don't have to be a Christian to see the 10 commandments, it is not forcing you to be a Christian. Church and state means you cannot mandate a national religion.

@@Ayoutubeview12 Placing the Ten Commandments, which is a component of Judaism and Christianity, in a public school classroom is a blatant violation of separation of church and state and aajor slippery slope.

@@jackcarraway4707Where in the US constitution does it say “separation of church and state”?

@@ezekielanderson9055 It's in the OP. I know reading is a challenge for conservatives but c'mon.

@@jackcarraway4707 “respecting an establishment of religion” and “separation of church and state” are two completely different things. I know liberals struggle with reading comprehension, but cmon.

Irrelevant. Government should not mandate it. When are you people going to get this simple concept!

Except for Genesis, which didn't happen. Or Exodus. Or Joshua. Influential, and false.

@@whousa642 they're not mandating it, they're showing it to you. Big difference

​@@whousa642 L*bertarian 🤢

@@jesseparrish1993 the Constitution is also influential and false. Go out and show me a human right in the world. It doesn't exist in reality, purely in the minds of people.

you bring up a very good point, we will just have to see what will result from this change. the fact that this might be a way to expose someone to the 10 commandments who have never heard of them before, i think it’s a very much needed change who knows they might resonate with it and it might start their own journey into questioning their moral beliefs. i am all for introducing critical thinking into the classroom. it’s unfortunate that in the past this was such a contentious topic and even endangered the life of children, i hope now this won’t be the case. they need to put measures in place to prevent people from mistreating others who have a different version of the 10 commandments. also for those of other religions this shouldn’t be enforced onto them, but they are more than welcome to learn about it. children are a lot smarter than we give them credit for.

That's not a thing. Thomas Jefferson said that once in a letter.

Reminds me of a song. Mike and the mechanics silent running

@@willcruikshank7972ITS IN THE CONSTITUTION? Who gives a damn what he said!! Y’all are hypocrites when you wanna be! I hope that the Muslim and the Jewish book messages get placed also!!!

@@yettamarie4161 Not to mention the Noble Truths of Buddhism and the Bhagavad Gita of Hinduism...the Tao te Ching, the Analects of Confucianism.... that's gonna be one sweet religious diorama!

​@@yettamarie4161 lmao athiest seething and coping so hard its so funny 😂😂😂 I wonder if the left has this type of problem regarding pride flags in schools?

He explains it at the end of the video. Are you incapable of watching a video?

That the federal government shall not respect an establishment of religion at the federal level, because there were already churches established at the state level. What did George Washington say about blasphemy?

Over 2 billion followers, half of them Catholic, isn't enough?

Didn't he kill millions of people and puppies etc in the big flood?

@@Anti-Globe - I said recognition, like pride month, trans day of visibility, black history month or Juneteenth!

@@fifofum5168 - Yes, people who were steeped in sin and totally rejected him. People HE created!

@@fifofum5168 - Yes. People HE created that were totally immersed in sin and who rejected Him.

It's important to approach the interpretation of the Ten Commandments with an understanding of historical context and cultural significance. While some of the commandments may seem specific to the ancient Hebrew culture, many scholars and religious leaders emphasize the underlying principles of moral conduct that transcend time and cultural differences. The commandments not only address individual behavior but also promote social harmony and ethical living. Regarding specific interpretations or debates around certain commandments, it's essential to engage in thoughtful discussion and study to grasp the deeper meanings and relevance of these ancient texts in our modern world.

It’s just delusional

It got you where you are now. Are you SURE it didn't hurt people?

I'm sure that you took a survey of all of the Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, and non religious kids who were either forced to mouth a prayer that they didn't believe in or face institional bullying.🙄

Lmao look at the replies 😂😂😂 full of athiest coping so hard,

@@wackpendejo3000you are an enemy of freedom.

The blue state version will have genderqueer God being taught to kids in schools. It escapes me why, after everything we've seen the last several years, conservatives would want early 20 something females with education majors empowered to instruct their children in religion.

Thank you. I hate when conservatives, who are supposed to conserve the constitution, forget about the constitution.

Conservatives: I can't stand pride flags in public schools, so I'm going to demand that the woke teachers behind them teach my kids religion.

When conservatives forget about the constitution, they start acting like the left does

Better open the door for young college-educated women to teach our kids religion. Smart.

The 10 commandments are good for everyone? have you read them? 2 of them are literally impossible to obey because they try to regulate thought. 4 of them are purely religious so don't apply to anyone who doesn't believe in the abrahamic god. So you have 4 pretty decent commandments. and... 6 pretty stupid ones.

The fact that you believe pride is pushed harder shows you're in an echo chamber. Nowhere is making it law that pride has to be pushed on kindergartners.

@@ilithios99 By your logic, any sense of morality whatsoever is an attempt to regulate thought and therefore worthless drivel that should be ignored. Lets start with "diversity" since it's the most egregious attempt at regulating thought in the modern day.

​@@ilithios99 I think that you're looking at them trough too much of a 'this is religious' lense. Philosophically, the commandment that warns to not worship other gods, can be explained as a warning against false gods. A few examples of false gods: Fauchi 'I am the science', transsexualism, any Hollywood star.

​@@darkfoxxbunyip🎯

Atheist response: yes. Also, pride flags are inappropriate. As are BLM flags.

Morality doesn't exist in atheism because if there is no God that created mankind, there was nothing to set the foundation for morality. If we all just evolved from animals then everything is survival of the fittest and nothing is objectively or subjectively wrong. Just like how animals kill each other, fight for territory and dominance, and even kill and/or eat their own offspring. Morality is differentiating between what is objectively good and evil. Morals didn't appear out of nowhere and a god doesn't exist to have created them. So according to true atheism, morality is meaningless.

You shouldn't really care what a bunch of godless people have to say about morals 😂😂😂

@@wackpendejo3000 I wrote a comment explaining this very fundamental truth of atheism and YT deleted it. Funny how this is the FIFTH time YT has deleted my comments explaining facts about political, religious, and biological topics. Almost like there's a censorship conspiracy🧐

Maybe look at them from a different angle. Woship no gods before me, is a warning against worship of false gods. Examples include Fauchi and the LGBTQIA+ ideology.

If putting something on the wall is forcing you into it, then every pride flag in the nation is about to be removed from any building that receives tax funds. You people freaking out about this are showing your bigoted hypocrisy, and thankfully you aren't self aware enough to see the legal trap that has been laid.

Freedom of religion, is not the same as freedom from religion.

@@darkfoxxbunyip so should the USA be a theocracy

@@lucylane7397 Is everything purely max one way or max another way with you? Are you a leftie?

@@darkfoxxbunyip not right or left my opinion is usually based on what sounds the most sensible and fair

Obvious troll. Don’t act like you watch him.

Beliefs are part of every culture.

he's a walking paradox, rational one minute, jesus freak the next.

You noticed that, too, huh?

Belief in Jesus and the salvation he freely offers is the only way to heaven and everlasting life the choice is yours I will pray for you Amen!!!

100% wrong

For most of American history, Christian values and prayer was upheld in public schools. Our nation is fundamentally Christian, whether you like it or not.

@@Pres44 So "fundamentally christian" that the first amendment expressly forbids any government establishment of religion.

@@Pres44 Point me to where it say says "Christian values" in the Constitution. No? Here's what it _does_ say, in the First Amendment: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion..." Aww, too bad! _You_ don't get to impose _your_ religion on others' children. Whether you like it or not.

​@@OgamiItto70then it's time to rectifie the first amendment lmao athiest seething

@@wackpendejo3000 Wack Pendejo is the perfect name for you.

Separation of church and state does not exist. America was founded on biblical principles.

@@Guigley Come on, the first settlers were persecuted because of their religion. We can not push one religion over another, period. Besides, it is clearly addressed in our constitution. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion.".

There's no such formal thing as a separation of church and state, Thomas Jefferson mentioned it in his letter to the Danbury Baptists who were concerned that the new government would create a state church as had existed in Britain with the Church of England. But it in no way was expressed to mean that religion would have to impact or influence in the operation of secular endeavors and organizations.

It has literally never existed. Learn history because religion was in all US schools until the courts removed it. And until around the same time states and municipalities could favor a particular religion including through tax dollars. Nowadays the same thing is done except with the religion of wokeness.

@@sigsauer7929You apparently have absolutely no idea what the founders meant by separation of church and state. Read an American history book.

Only two, go see George Carlin about it. ;)

Not really because the tenets are based on unnecessary actions rather than morality. 3/5 tenets require prayer 5 specific times a day, fasting during a certain month, and visiting their holy city in Saudi Arabia at least once. Those wouldn't benefit kids like "don't kill, don't steal, don't lie, respect your parents, etc."

@@arreis7866 And how, exactly, does "Don't worship any other gods but me," and "don't commit adultery" benefit kids?

@@nlsoundwave5656 The first one is a matter of perspective. If you desire to know more about God then this applies. If not then it's simply a statement that holds no meaning and will be ignored. And you're seriously asking how kids learning to have a healthy romantic relationship in the future is beneficial? Ever heard about the rising problem of P🌽?

The 10 commandments are a part of Islam too, it’s an Abrahamic religion😂

it has to do with murder as well, you know the left not so subtle agenda to indoctrinate children with being pro abortion.

Matt doesn’t get it

This argument is so frustrating! How is teaching the children about the Almighty God who created them for Himself wrong and a violation of their freedom of religion? Stop stopping children from hearing about their true Creator.

@@Chris-ni1wb I read you comment at aw. How can an American be so ignorant? It is not the job of the government to mandate morality? Educate yourself

Would you have a problem with kids learning the Eight Pillars of Buddhism? Or learning about Hinduism, Shinto, or Islam on a surface level? Think of it as studying what other religions believe. It’s good to learn about other faiths, even if you’re an atheist family. And Christianity and Judaism are some of the biggest and most relevant religions in the West. Besides, the Ten Commandments informed the foundation of Western Civilization as we know it.

@@noiamnotaweasley3920 dude it is not the duty of the government to mandate morality.

Where in the 10 commandments does it say to visit the holy city in Saudi Arabia or pray 5 specific times a day like the 5 pillars do?

@@arreis7866 nowhere

You should be ashamed. It is a tyrannical action.

​@@whousa642cry harder. Go start your own Satanist school if you want to put up your rules as well

I love the idea of people actually respecting the constitution.

@kevinsimpson5809 Having a State sponsored religion is unconstitutional.

I love the idea of separation of church and state. I'm not religious and don't want it shoved down my throat or my family's.

lol I didn't know Islam formed the United States

@@gutwallst6645no religion did

@@gutwallst6645Do you honestly think that Christianity was founded in America?

@@cajunking5987 what? america was definitely founded on christianity, the ff weren't bubaist, they might not all of been Christian, but most were, if not associated with Christianity in some way, a lot of American law and the rights we all have are based on Christian teachings aka the Bible

@@gutwallst6645 it was founded by Christians, not by ChristianITY. I’ll admit it was founded with some of the Bible’s ideals. That’s why we started with slavery 🤭 Luckily people are smart enough to abandon religion when necessary. To stop evil.

Take out Christ and you take out everything of substance and meaning.

Greeks were sodomites so there's that. 😂

Not

WAIT!! They don't do that anymore? Wow

@@dhaoracle I don't know about elementary school but in high school they do it once a week on Monday and it's optional so most kids just sit down

​@dhaoracle my area stopped it when immigrants argued thier kids shouldn't have to pledge because it's not thier god in one nation undrr God(when Muslim population started to expand in area). Then they took flags our of the classroom it was seen as inappropriate to have a American flag in classrooms shortly after that around 2009.

@@sewerrat7612 do not blame immigrant for your mistakes

Higher dimensional entities may exist. TBD.

Imagine a world where atheists stopped coping by using the word imaginary friends.

@@bikesrcool_1958 coping over what? it seems like the one doing the coping is the arrogant species that wants to deserve special privileges over other animals such as candy land after death. was larger brain size not enough for you?

Not friends. A god is a father figure for adults. Theists just never grow up enough to take full responsibility for their life, their actions and choices.

Imagine a world where atheists actually formed good arguments

So the 10 COMMANDMENTS is BS?

If your an atheist your not a real conservative

Agreed, appreciate the reasonable comment, I wish these fanatics understood why they turn a lot of people away from their party and religion.

@@sigsauer7929 and yet the other party and religion are growing cause they can inflution the kids in schools

I was thinking the same thing!

@@Steven9567 If your talking about the woke/marxist ideology, I agree and they need to be stopped because it is anti-American. The problem is that the devious evil people have co-opted and corrupted the pride movement, and added race and victim hood into the ideology for cover.

Displaying an important document from the history of Western civilization, does not establish a religion.

Proofread.

Catholics don't have the "don't draw stuff" commandment. The 6th Commandment forbids all forms of sexual misconduct.

Um, the Ten Commandments are not the end all be all of God’s law. They’re the ten laws God gave to the Israelites through Moses after they were freed from slavery in Egypt. There’s dozens more commandments in the rest of the Bible. Even if the Ten Commandments were the only law, you clearly don’t understand them. For example, “no graven image” refers to idolatry. Pictures made for purposes other than worshiping them are just fine. “ Adultery” refers to any sexual relations outside of a man and a woman lawfully married, including rape. Abusing children is also wrong according to the laws of God, it’s just not in these ten. In His Earthly ministry, Jesus compares the suitable punishment for abusing a child as worse than having a millstone tied around your neck and being tossed into the sea. Point being: abusing children is a no go. In the four gospels, Jesus explains that the two greatest commandments are to love God and love thy neighbor. And I don’t think slavery is considered loving.

@@noiamnotaweasley3920 It's fun to make stuff up, isn't it? BTW, I'm pretty sure killing people is also not considered loving, but god included it anyway. And yes, the intent of the prohibition on graven images is to prevent idolatry, but the commandment just says no graven images, period. Funny how an omnipotent god is so afraid of not being able to compete with a bunch of idols. And just out of curiosity, do you obey all the "dozens" (actually, hundreds) of other commandments in the Bible? If not, have fun in h*ll!

God forbid kids learn not to murder, cheat on their spouses, steal, worship idols, tell lies, etc… odd thing to “not support”. 😂

I support this 💯 This was and is a Christian nation.

@@matthewdyer2926 Those are all fine, but to say "thou shalt have no gods before me" goes too far into the beliefs of a single religion.

@@drummerhq2263 It never was. I'm a Jew and am happy to live in a country where I can freely practice my religion.

Agreed, but neither should be enforced by the government.

The old slippery slope argument is a slippery slope

We learn Hammurabi’s Code in school though. That’s where “an eye for an eye” comes from, and I don’t think that’s a good law. I’d much rather kids learn both. Even if you don’t agree with either Hammurabi’s Code or the Ten Commandments, they informed the foundation of all of Western Civilization, and this should be taught.

Why would it be struck down?

@@JindraMecik First Amendment Violations.

Says who?

they do not know

Christian Conservatives only conserve the anti-Christian state of Israel

Sounds like you need to educate yourself on conservatism in our country. It’s about supporting traditional family values, less government, individual rights, nationalism over globalism, capitalism and Republican values such as strong support for the Constitution (especially the 2nd). Religion isn’t needed to be conservative.

Why ESPECIALLY the second over the others…?

A lack of delusion

It's important to remember that the display of the Ten Commandments in classrooms is not about imposing a specific religious belief on students. These commandments are not only a fundamental part of Christian faith but also hold historical and cultural significance. They have influenced our legal system and moral values for centuries. Displaying them in classrooms can serve as a reminder of the principles upon which our society was built, rather than as a means of promoting Christianity over other religions. Furthermore, the Ten Commandments can be understood from a secular perspective as a set of moral guidelines that are universally recognized.

@@Bullet3NTQ305 Hmm, maybe the part where your god demand to be loved above all else doesn’t help your argument here. Your religious beliefs do not belong in the classroom. Keep them to yourself.

@@Anti-TaxxerYour assertion that the Christian God demands to be loved above all else oversimplifies the theological teachings surrounding concepts of love and devotion within Christianity. In Christian theology, the call to love God is often understood in terms of reverence, gratitude, and a deep sense of devotion rather than a coercive demand for worship.

Freedom of religion is not the same thing as freedom from religion. Putting something on the wall isn't forcing it on someone. If so, then every pride flag in the nation is about to be legally taken down. Which is what the actual purpose to this move is. The anti-christian bigoted hypocrisy of the alphabet mob is about to be a national conversation, because they're losing their minds over this and not self aware enough to see the hypocrisy.

Those who do not believe in Jesus Christ are going to hell. "Freedom of religion" doesn't matter. PREACH the gospel!

Baby steps. But we can dream.

i dissagree

These 10 commandments are also laws of our country. Everyone agrees with the 10 commandments on a secular level except remembering the sabbath and not worshipping other gods. Which commandment don’t you like?

@@rebeccachambers419 The one that says he can't be God.

Then take away the pride flags, which most religions are against (or were until 5 minutes ago).

​@@matthewpatrick7263 2 wrongs don't make a right, all of it should be removed.

Nonsense This is wrong, very wrong Do you get it?

"Judeo-Christian" is a contradiction. Do a google ngram search. It's a modern, post-war fabrication.

That dpesn't mean that nothing religious is allowed. After all, "In God We Trust" is on the money, despite that seperation of church and state.

Separation of church and state means the state cannot have a national religion all must follow it doesn't mean you can practice it where you want.

​​@@darkfoxxbunyip Forbid the Government, any government to promete religion, any religión doesn't mean religion is not allowed, just that the force of the state NEVER can be used to promote one, please dont be that dense and misleading.

Separation of church and state is not a real thing you know that right? It’s just something people say?

@@cesaravegah3787 Can never be used to promote one, except on the money then? I'm not being dense I'm ppinting out the literal text on the literal dollar bills? It's not dense and misleading to point something out. Perhaps you misunderstand the principle of seperation of state and religion. Perhaps you think it means that nothing about any religion may ever be mentioned or alluded to by anything to do with the government, while in reality it only means that the government is not allowed to make following one religion mandatory and others illegal. Just maybe, you're simply wrong and I'm trying to point you in the correct direction? I know, it's unthinkable that you could make a mistake! Just proposterous.

@user-dd3po9jg1k So you think people who democratically agree to promoting a moral framework is like “communist China?” I’m guessing you believe schools being required to teach the history of slavery and the holocaust is bad too, right?

Define bad ones from a religion like Church of Satan