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The Constitution, Originalism, and the Ten Commandments
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The Constitution, Originalism, and the Ten Commandments
by Ken MacVey Several years ago I was the moderator of a bar association debate between John Eastman, then dean of Chapman University School of Law, and a dean of another law school. The topic was the Constitution and religion. At one point Eastman argued that the promotion of religious teachings in public school classrooms was backed by the US Constitution. In doing so he appealed to the audience: didn’t they all have the Ten Commandments post…
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