The Anti-Christian Myth of First Amendment 'Neutrality'

The anti-Christian myth of First Amendment 'neutrality'

Last week was a hard one for the atheists. President Trump read from the Bible in the Oval Office, and a federal court upheld the right of Texas to display the Ten Commandments. You can just hear the weeping and gnashing of teeth.A recent legal challenge, one of many in a long line of church-state disputes, raises a now-familiar question: Can the government display the Ten Commandments without violating the First Amendment?If government exists t…

Appellate Court Okays Ten Commandments Display in Public School Classrooms

A major victory for America’s historical legal tradition. The post Appellate Court Okays Ten Commandments Display in Public School Classrooms appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

Texas Dem Says Putting Ten Commandments in Classrooms 'Un-Christian' - Charisma Magazine Online

A federal appeals court ruled last Tuesday that Texas can keep requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments. One state Democrat’s take: that ruling is itself un-Christian. James Talarico, a Texas state rep running for U.S. Senate, went on CNN this week to blast the Fifth Circuit’s 9-8 decision upholding Senate Bill 10. He called it both unconstitutional and a betrayal of Christian values. “I think this is an unconstitutional decision…