MY TURN: Ten Commandments should be displayed in schools
Redman
Wow! Every time Jim Jones has a column in The Press, I have to decide if I want to read it or not. Like his name likeness, Jim Jones tries to feed us his Kool-Aid of poison negative far-left messages like his latest attack on the Louisianna governor signing into law requiring the “Ten Commandments” must be displayed in every public-school classroom in his state. Jones fears the Idaho Legislators will choose to pass a similar bill in 2025; I sure hope they do!
Jones even goes on to attack Alliance Defending Freedom, a powerful nonprofit legal firm protecting religious freedoms for free for individuals like the Washington State football coach fired for praying on the field after a game; and the cake baker in Colorado not willing to bake a cake symbolizing against his religious beliefs. These court cases were won at the U.S. Supreme Court against anti-religious government bodies and organizations.
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