In response to school shootings and youth violence across America, some states are considering posting the Ten Commandments in public schools. This worries me because my own state of Kentucky is now considering such a move. Some opponents of this proposal cite separation of church and state, but simple logic provides a better counter-argument. We can find truth in humor.
Kids never follow the rules posted at a swimming pool.
They run around like Tazmanian devils. The Ten Commandments are old rules that won't resonate well when preached to teenagers. Hanging them certainly won't restore any order into our nation's schools. It makes sense to post the Commandments in a religious institution or in a home, but not in a place of learning. You shall have no other gods before Me.