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Louisiana to become 1st state to require Ten Commandments be displayed in schools if governor signs bill

Louisiana to become 1st state to require Ten Commandments be displayed in schools if governor signs bill  Fox News

FoxNewsFlashtopheadlinesarehere.Checkoutwhat’sclickingonFoxnews.com. LouisianalawmakerspassedabillTuesdaythatcouldmakethestatethefirsttorequiretheTenCommandmentstobedisplayedinallschoolsandcollegesthatreceivepublicfunding. Gov.JeffLandry,aRepublican,stillneedstosignthenewbillintolawforLouisianatomakehistoryasthefirststatewithsucharequirement. Thebill,introducedbyGOPstateRep.DodieHorton,statesthatthetextoftheTenCommandmentsmustbeprintedinclassroomsonaposternosmallerthan11inchesby14inchesandmustbe“thecentralfocus”oftheposter. Otherstates,includingTexas,SouthCarolinaandUtah,recentlyattemptedtoapprovesimilarlegislation,accordingtoAxios.ThosestatesbeganpushingthelegislationafterSupremeCourtrulingsincaseslikeKennedyv.BremertonSchoolDistrictsuggestedalooserinterpretationoftheConstitution’sEstablishmentClause,whichprohibitsstate-sponsoredreligion. LOUISIANACLASSIFIE