“Exactly why they shouldn’t be on the wall in every classroom and shows that the ‘historical’ argument is bs”
That depends. The purpose of public education has always been debated. Some people believe it should be eliminated altogether. Some people believe it serves exclusively to prepare children to be employable. Some people believe it is to prepare students for life as adults, including civic duties, personal health, etc.
Neither the Bible nor the Ten Commandments is required for learning basic skills to help students become employable. But they are relevant in the context being mentioned. I don’t hear anyone advocating for incorporating them into a Christian theological discussion in the public school as we are having here.
‘ I don’t hear anyone advocating for incorporating them into a Christian theological discussion in the public school as we are having here.’
lol.
If it’s mandated they be displayed in every classroom, what would they be there for if not for theological reasons?
To claim otherwise is absurd.