I disagree.

I think it's a good thing to teach children right from wrong and how to function properly in society. There is not enough efficiency in how we raise our children both in the home and in school.

Nowhere in the ten commandments does it say you are forced to be a Christian. This is a personal decision in God's given free will that each individual has the freedom to choose.

The ten commandments are based on good moral principles, (which many laws reflect these principles).

If one followed all ten commandments the results of their life would bear good fruit. Why exactly is this a bad thing?

Matthew 7:16-20 ("know them by their fruits").

Meaning their actions matter.

This post was edited by D_urRRR on Jan 27 2026 06:58pm

You don't need to have the 10 commandments to teach what is right or wrong.



This post was edited by Fgs on Jan 27 2026 07:00pm

What harm is being applied to children including a document that includes good moral principles?

Why do I want teachers teaching my children what's right and what's wrong. That's the responsibility of a parent, not a teacher.

God damnit why the fuck am I even in this thread. I thought it was the other one.

God doesn't owe you anything, your reason to not believe in God is he doesn't jump when you say jump?

Funny how this idea is completely flipped upside down by you guys when it comes to the trans cult. Then parents teaching the children is child abuse and its the teachers responsibility.

You know we have real statistics that demonstrate outcomes from single parenthood, married parenthood, and effective schooling. When you remove a parent from the household the kid is nearly twice as likely to have Emotional & Behavioral Health issues.

Schooling is meant to be a system that supports parents to ensure their children are taught well throughout their years.

A successful family and a successful school shows greater results for the children that excel in both.

Apply the Christian purpose of a husband, wife, and child you see even better results.

The only reason you wouldn't want the commandments in school is because it mentions the Lord. It has nothing to do with its moral principles with you. You also responded with your link in my response to it not being "forced" and your example does not show a forced measure to shove christianity down a childs throat. If you actually knew the statistical outcomes of each category I mentioned above you would be more open to the idea of a school being more involved.

What political ideology do you think I belong to ?

Then the point of praying is what? Praying for your sick family members heath to improve and it gets worse or they die. Praying for war to end and another one starts instead. Thanks for proving my point for me buddy. You're right god doesnt owe us anything. And thats not the kind of deity I wish to believe in when his storybook is full of how much they love us.