Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry offered some advice to parents unhappy about the Ten Commandments ... could look like. The law requires public school classrooms to display the commandments in ...

Also, it sounds simple but in practice, it’s very difficult for most of us to treat others the way we would like to be treated all the time. Maybe instead of the Ten Commandments, there could be ...

A Jewish rabbi who survived Auschwitz summed up his treatment and experience in the camp as being one where all the Ten ...

Louisiana has become the first state in the nation to require the Ten Commandments to be displayed ... the many uplifting Quranic ayats (verses) like: “My [Allah’s] mercy encompasses all ...

Jeff Landry has a morsel of excellent advice to offer those perplexed by the Ten Commandments controversy ... the child to not to look at it.” Excellent advice! I, like Landry, am a passionate ...

Look again at the Ten Commandments. Set aside the parts aimed explicitly at the Israelites, like the Sabbath. Look at the remaining Commandments: Not lying, being faithful to your family ...

Jeff Landry that requires all public schools to display the Ten Commandments on classroom posters. The sponsor of the Louisiana bill, State Representative Dodie Horton, said students will look up ...

Here’s a look ... that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public school classroom under a new law [File: Carolyn Kaster/AP Photo] Has Louisiana considered any other laws like these?

let alone those tacked to bulletin boards like outdated community announcements. To make this truly effective, the bill should require that the Ten Commandments be read aloud every morning.

A bill before the Alabama Legislature would require the Ten Commandments to be displayed ... The future might very well look like the past.