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ffrf.org
@ffrf.org

Students' right to be free from religious indoctrination is protected by the Constitution. We won't stop fighting.

Hemant Mehta@friendlyatheist.com

BREAKING: A federal appeals court says Texas can force public schools to display the Ten Commandments. They said it DOESN'T violate the Establishment Clause and is NOT religious coercion. They're delusional. This fight is heading to the Supreme Court. www.friendlyatheist.com/p/texas-can-...

friendlyatheist.comTexas can force Ten Commandments posters in public schools, appeals court rulesIn a 9–8 split, judges rejected church/state separation concerns and handed a major victory to religious conservatives

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J.P.Keenan
@ukraine.dreadcat.us

When people praise the head of the largest pediophile ring in teh world because he calls out another pedophile. And they say we don't have any morals or ethics?

Vincent Jorgensen
@vincentjorgensen.com

I have no intention of following the first four. Five through ten are impossible for Republicans to follow. Five and seven have some merit, but they're hardly unique to the Bible.

Iain Davidson AU
@archaeoiain.bsky.social

I agree about the first four. I don't care what REpublicans think. 5 and 7 and 10 are being actively flouted by members of the religions whose legacy to the world is those very commandments. Beneath contempt

Diane
@jerseyfree.bsky.social

So called MAGAt Christians are such hypocrites! They love to preach the Bible but have no problem breaking it every day of the week!! And the orange fat clown 🤡 has broken almost every Commandment!!💩 They disgust me !

Atheist's Apprentice
@unconverted.bsky.social

Republicans trying to force their imaginary friends on other people don't believe a word of what they're forcing. If they did, they would be welcoming immigrants and increasing welfare appropriations. But you have to get kids before they're old enough to resist, or the grift falls apart.