Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "Texas Senate passes bill requiring Ten Commandments in classroom" video.

  1.  @marcusonesimus3400  You seem confused by metaphors. It isn’t about ice cream or what we eat. It’s about you childish religious beliefs and whether or not anyone else needs to follow them. Some of us are so easily mislead by magic.
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  2.  @marcusonesimus3400  We are not to put Christianity above Satan, one might argue. After all, we do have religious freedom. If your religion doesn’t allow you to eat chocolate ice cream, then don’t eat it. But don’t tell me what flavor ice cream I can have or not have.
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  3. Sorry, my intellectual superiority over your God claims isn’t a recoil. It’s mockery.
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  4. The First Commandment stands in opposition to First Amendment. So yeah, there is so,etching wrong with it.
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  5.  @Andy-rews  It is indeed sexual. And it is indeed grooming. You don’t think Christianity opposes natural sexuality?
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  6. What we really need is a “don’t say God” bill.
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  7.  @edgaraf9411  Are you playing ignorant to the abuse of the church and other religious groups? You clearly don’t understand context.
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  8.  @edgaraf9411  Besides, it’s still grooming, still indoctrination, still immoral. And still goes against rights guaranteed by our Constitution.
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  9.  @JailEnforcement  The First Commandment conflicts with the First Amendment. And yes, if it teaches them how to act, it is strictly immoral teachings. After all, your God…according to doctrine, made slavery permissible by law…and drowned babies.
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  10.  @huh4tofpv384  First, despite what you have been indoctrinated into believing, America was not founded on Christianity. Second, you ask to name one commandment that would not be good for anyone, My answer is that the First Commandment stands in opposition to our First Amendment, and this is not good for anyone.
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  11.  @marcusonesimus3400  The Bible isn’t an authority on reality. Biblical references are claims which must be verified within reality. Not,only have you not figured that part out yet, but you also can’t demonstrate Biblical claims such as Philippians. Being smart enough to recognize fallacious claims isn’t a religious choice. But you haven’t figured that out either. And worshipping the god of Israel is worshipping the god of slavery. The god of suffering. The god that drowns babies. My moral standards are better than that. One day, like it or not, you’ll cease to exist and will possibly never know how wrong you are.
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  12. Please post Psalm 137:9
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