Today’s episode is a deep dive into Louisiana’s controversial new law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools. House Bill 71 was signed in by Governor Jeff Landry who claims this law honors the “original law giver,” Moses, but I critically examine why this historical perspective is flawed. I also look at the implications of this law for religious freedom and the separation of church and state. Additionally, we compare Louisiana’s educational, crime, and poverty statistics to highlight the state’s pressing issues. Lastly, I walk through each of the 10 commandments and compare with other ancient legal and law codes.
Editors
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academiccompositionab
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Empowerment Equalizer
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SSaragian
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Antony Sammeroff
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Ann Sterzinger
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Rodney
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RJ
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busterjames
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cainusmaxus
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Craig FitzGerald
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David Heleniak
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Caity & Dan Greene
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keirmartland
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Keith Preston
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Bill the Butcher
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ljp711
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MRDA
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Jack Donovan
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Rachel Haywire
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comrade hermit
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Michael
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Vince
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Regan
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robertstark2014
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Noonan
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S E Pearson
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Rachel Haywire
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Nexus X Humectress

















