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Federal Judge: Cut Ten Commandments down to 6?




Federal Judge: Cut Ten Commandments down to 6?
"That unorthodox suggestion was made by Judge Michael Urbanski during oral arguments over whether the display amounts to a governmental endorsement of religion, as alleged in a lawsuit filed by a student at Narrows High School. ...Remove the first four commandments, which are clearly religious in nature, and leave the remaining six, which make more secular commands, such as do not kill or steal." --Satan will use any idiocy imaginable to make breaking God's Law appear the norm for even Christians. Case in point, most Christians believe it's perfectly acceptable to break the Biblical Seventh Day Sabbath to keep the Roman Catholic Sabbath of Sunday.

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