A rural Kansas town voted to remove "In God We Trust" from police cars

[HikerGuy83]

This post proves that you are a liar. I assume that you have a exemption to the 10 commandments about lying.

The 10 commandments is a religious idea. Keep it in your church. You oppose the seraption of chuch and state vbecause you want the government to goven via your religious beliefs that not all christian agree with. You would howl if the governmenbt govenmed by the relgious idea of any other relgion but you support it when its your myths and dogma. Does the word HYPOCRITE means anything to you? You also oppose equal religious freedoms and secular rights for others that is guaranteed by the Free Exercise Clause, even when those other people are christian whose sect is different from your own.

This is exactly when the strict separation of church and state exists.

When you want to stick to the facts, let us know.

Your ranting and farting does nothing for the worthless argument you continue to gaslight.

We have "In God We Trust" on our coinage.

We used to let children pray in schools.

We have a chaplain for the HOR and he opens sessions with prayer.

James Madison declared public days of fasting and prayer.

None of which establishes anything.

You might ask God to help you with your argument. You need it.

Supreme Court Rules on Ten Commandments Displays

The court issued two opinions regarding governmentl displays of the Ten Commandments. <strong>Included: The court's opinions, reaction from officials, your chance to weigh in.</strong>

www.wsfa.com

"Of course, the Ten Commandments are religious — they were so viewed at their inception and so remain. The monument therefore has religious significance," Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist wrote for the majority in the case involving the display outside the state capitol of Texas.

"Simply having religious content or promoting a message consistent with a religious doctrine does not run afoul of the Establishment clause," he said.

 

[LetsGoBrandon]

Oh please, you can't use the well it's not in the constitution line on some things but not others.

Let's stop there as you are making absolutely no sense. Traffic laws are not federal or constitutional issues. Have someone explain to you that there are federal laws, state laws, and even city laws.