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Civil liberties groups asked the Supreme Court to hear their challenge of a Texas law requiring that all public school classrooms display the Ten Commandments, potentially setting up a landmark clash over the separation of church and state.

washingtonpost.comSupreme Court asked to hear case on Texas law requiring Ten Commandments in schoolsThe case could set up a landmark clash over the separation of church and state.

17/8/26, 6:45 pm12 reposts43 likes

Barry James

@barryjames.bsky.social

17 Aug

why would they promote that which they don't adhere to

bubbalouie52.bsky.social

@bubbalouie52.bsky.social

17 Aug

There is absolutely NO ISSUE to be decided. It's clearly unconstitutional and has been found so again and again.

dktr.bsky.social

@dktr.bsky.social

17 Aug

Either the SCOTUS6 will, once more, confirm that the Constitution is a suggestion for the GOP & the separation of church & state is not the foundation upon which our country was founded. Or they will strike a decisive blow against allowing religion to supercede 250 years of secular law.

Cosmo Blue

@cosmoblue.bsky.social

17 Aug

So far they've okayed bans on abortion, discrimination for people who have "very deeply held beliefs", now they're debating indoctrination

https://www.privacynieuws.nl

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17 Aug