They are not merely theological information but also have historical significance.
A consensus among many people that they should be displayed is probably just a backlash against constant attacks by anti-religious groups and advocates.
Is there some particular reason children should be shielded from the Ten Commandments? Is there some advantage to being ignorant about them?
You think this is the beginning of a white nationalist theocracy or something?
‘ They are not merely theological information but also have historical significance.’
There you go again. We’re back to a historical reasoning after you’ve used the Christ’s redemption argument.
‘ A consensus among many people that they should be displayed is probably just a backlash against constant attacks by anti-religious groups and advocates. You think this is the beginning of a white nationalist theocracy or something?‘
Maybe for some, but this isn’t new. Would you accept the five pillars of Islam being on the walls of children’s classrooms right next to the Ten Commandments? Or would that be the start of sharia?