You regulate restrictive laws Through legislative creed. In short, Darrell Scott is saying that by removing God from the classroom, we become vulnerable to violence. Only by restoring God to our public schools will such wanton and senseless killings be prevented. Darrell Scott has clearly articulated the basic philosophy of the Religious Right. To them, religion in schools is essential for character development.
Religion is an antidote to classroom murders.
Without religion, students are courting disaster. It encourages public school authorities and other government officials to post the Ten Commandments in public buildings, supported by our tax dollars. On the surface, the suggestion to post the Ten Commandments in government-sponsored institutions seems innocuous and benign. After all, the Ten Commandments, which come from this week's Torah portion, is the chief code of ethical and moral conduct both for Christians and Jews. Centuries ago, in fact, the Ten Commandments were read at every worship service in the synagogue.