In fact, I want the feds to require all Christian and nonreligious elementary and high schools to post all 10 Biblical Commandments in every classroom and make passing a mandatory, full Bible study course(including watching and being quized on the movies “The Case for Christ” and “God is Not Dead”) a high school graduation requirement for all nonreligious and Christian students
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The First amendment grants freedom of religion, so posting this in non religious public schools violates that. If I choose to have my child not follow the toxic churches I was brought up in, that's my choice. Doing that in a public school directly violates that. If I changed Christian to Muslim you would be throwing a fit, where there is an assumption that we are a Christian nation, we have no national religion. The same "Christians" hated Catholics, Irish, Italians, Germans, Japanese, literally anyone that wasn't an Episcopal Anglo-Saxon. So those views weren't very christian like in the first place.
