10 commandments in public schools: Legal myths vs. reality
10 commandments in public schools: Legal myths vs. reality By Joseph Prud’homme, Op-ed contributor April 18, 2026 Christian Post, As courts and legislatures across the country clash over whether the 10 Commandments can be displayed in public school classrooms, from Louisiana’s newly revived law to fresh rulings striking down similar efforts in Arkansas, the issue is quickly heading back toward the U.S. Supreme Court. What was once considered settled law is now an active national debate. Yet these displays have sparked fierce legal and cultural battles nationwide. Critics claim the practice violates the Constitution and threatens religious liberty. In reality, the case against these displays is far weaker than many assume, and the case for them much stronger. The constitutional objection largely rests on a 1980 Supreme Court decision, Stone v. Graham, which struck down a Kentucky ...
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