Ten Commandments Can Return to Texas Classrooms, 5th Circuit Says
COMMENTARY: The ruling returns Establishment Clause analysis to its proper moorings: the nation’s history and tradition.
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Pope Leo XIV, in First Roman Parish Visit, Calls for ‘Disarming’ Meekness
The Pontiff urged ‘coherence between faith and life’ and persistent prayer for peace, plus cultivating hearts full of ‘the noblest sentiments.’
Dozens of Congress Members Urge Court to Allow Ten Commandments Display in Public Schools
The cases were consolidated and are slated to be heard this month by the full panel of judges at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit.
Louisiana and Texas Courts Don’t Get the Ten Commandments
COMMENTARY: Displaying the Decalogue in schools signals that education means developing skills and respect for enduring moral truths.
Gov. Greg Abbott Signs Law Requiring Ten Commandments in All Texas Classrooms
The bill, sponsored by Texas Sen. Phil King, passed in the Senate on March 19 with a 20-11 vote.
Louisiana to Defend Its Ten Commandments Law in Appeals Court
COMMENTARY: As representatives for the Bayou State prepare for oral argument, they know the Constitution is on their side.
Ten Commandments Tablet Surpasses Estimates at Sotheby’s Despite Authenticity Questions
The strong price underscores the ongoing tension between market demand for rare antiquities and persistent legal, ethical, and academic debates about how such objects are vetted.
Louisiana’s Ten Commandments Law: Catholics Weigh In
What is the role of religion in the public square?
The Ten Commandments Are for Everyone
It is unfortunate that one of humanity’s most basic recognitions of natural law should create division.
Following God’s Commandments Leads to a Life of Blessings
User’s Guide to the Third Sunday of Lent
