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walkingman

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5. There is nothing secular about the State of Texas legislature.

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #4)

Fri Jun 20, 2025, 06:10 PM

Jun 20

Not only do they want the 10 commandments in public schools but also chaplains and are forced to include new curriculum materials that teach the Bible and other religious texts alongside grade-school lessons.

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Court blocks Louisiana law requiring schools to post Ten Commandments in classrooms [View all] BumRushDaShow Jun 20 OP

This is good news...I follow The Golden Rule and that's enough for me... wcmagumba Jun 20 #1

I hope this happens in Texas, tired of the bible belt fanatics. walkingman Jun 20 #2

Texas is also in the Fifth Federal Circuit Court as Louisiana. no_hypocrisy Jun 20 #4

There is nothing secular about the State of Texas legislature. walkingman Jun 20 #5

Republicans have no use for the Constitution BOSSHOG Jun 20 #3

Thanks for bringing that up, BOSSHOG! slightlv Jun 20 #7

This whole debate is just so staggeringly stupid. mwb970 Jun 20 #6

If religous writings and symbology worked, slightlv Jun 20 #8

Pope Alito can't be happy about that. Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jun 20 #9

Why post them unless you are going to live by them. republianmushroom Jun 20 #10

good . err ding this AllaN01Bear Jun 20 #11

They should just post the ones taco don follows. truthisfreedom Jun 21 #12