Contact me for more information. NC politicians approve Ten Commandment displays in public schools With an amendment to the Student Citizenship Act of 2001, which seeks better student discipline with character education and dress codes, schools may now opt to display the Ten Commandments, as long as it part of a general display with other objects that have influenced the American legal system and government. But whether the Ten Commandments or the christian religion in general, is the basic of our government is unquestioned by most in the media.
Many historians say no, and common sense dictates otherwise.
In fact, studies have been made of critical documents and debates of the time, and religious themes are noticeably absent from them.