Louisiana mandates the 10 Comandments in every classroom

[Bezukhov]

It's a start, praise Jesus, but I'm afraid it doesn't go the full distance. I cannot find out if the school systems in LA are actually going to enforce the 10 Commandments. Let's say some snot nosed heathen kid walks into a classroom with some sort of pagan idol on his necklace. The Bible says

"Then shalt thou bring forth that man or that woman, which have committed that wicked thing, unto thy gates, even that man or that woman, and shalt stone them with stones, till they die." Deuteronomy 17:5 KJV

Will that little brat wind up under a pile of rocks before the day is through? How would the schools in Freehold deal with this predicament? As if anyone has the testicular fortitude to try.

[Johny Joe Hold]

It's a start, praise Jesus, but I'm afraid it doesn't go the full distance. I cannot find out if the school systems in LA are actually going to enforce the 10 Commandments. Let's say some snot nosed heathen kid walks into a classroom with some sort of pagan idol on his necklace. The Bible says
"Then shalt thou bring forth that man or that woman, which have committed that wicked thing, unto thy gates, even that man or that woman, and shalt stone them with stones, till they die." Deuteronomy 17:5 KJV
Will that little brat wind up under a pile of rocks before the day is through? How would the schools in Freehold deal with this predicament? As if anyone has the testicular fortitude to try.

I'm glad you brought this up, Bezukhov. Rest assured; the Ten Commandments have been displayed in every classroom in Freehold Public schools since I became Mayor.

We have never had a student walk in with a graven image. I have to admit, however, we have never come to terms with the Bible's admonition about punishment should such a thing happen. We all agree stoning is the Bible-approved punishment for several sins. There is the practical issue of making stones available. Then we would need to be certain the courts agree we are practicing our religious beliefs when we stone someone. Surely it would be approved by Trump appointed judges but prior approval would be best.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Will that little brat wind up under a pile of rocks before the day is through? How would the schools in Freehold deal with this predicament? As if anyone has the testicular fortitude to try.

Back when Zeke's father Lamentations Flint was the pastor of Landover Baptist, the Baker family moved into Freehold. They had a young son who was a troublemaker even in his mother's womb. Some say he absorbed his twin in there and the huge mole on his neck in the shape of a frog was what was left over.

In any case, the trouble that boy caused his family and neighbors serves to warn children even today. He must have broken every commandment save the adultery one, and one day the town had had enough. Pastor Flint organized a posse and dragged that boy from his home. The entire church congregation met to read the Holy Bible and enforce God's Word lest everyone meet Jesus' wrath for not taking out the trash, if you know what I mean.

That boy met Jesus that day and is still serving his sentence in Hell. The kids still play on that big pile of rocks that ended up covering his broken little body, the one behind the old slaughterhouse-now-apartment complex. I'll tell you there were no Elvis records in the 1950s, no "free love" in the 1960s, no long haired hippies in the 1970s, no Dungeons and Dragons in the 1980s. Well, you get my point.

Freehold takes the Bible seriously because we have a church that takes the Bible seriously and everyone knows the church was always meant to govern the people.

[Isabella White]

Praise the that the good people of Louisiana are listening to the Voice of Almighty . It is only a short matter of time before all 52 states do the same; and, when President Trump returns to the White House, I have no doubt that it will happen immediately.

Oh, I am aware that those DEMON-rats are very unhappy with this, but why wouldn't they be? I mean, they glorify in rebelling against and in serving their father, Satan. One of them created the image below, just out of spite. I cannot wait to see how they respond when they stand before in judgment!

II Corinthians 5:10 "For we must all appear before the judgment seat of ; that every one may receive the things done in his body, according to that he hath done, whether it be good or bad."

[Johny Joe Hold]

Back when Zeke's father Lamentations Flint was the pastor of Landover Baptist, the Baker family moved into Freehold. They had a young son who was a troublemaker even in his mother's womb. Some say he absorbed his twin in there and the huge mole on his neck in the shape of a frog was what was left over.
In any case, the trouble that boy caused his family and neighbors serves to warn children even today. He must have broken every commandment save the adultery one, and one day the town had had enough. Pastor Flint organized a posse and dragged that boy from his home. The entire church congregation met to read the Holy Bible and enforce God's Word lest everyone meet Jesus' wrath for not taking out the trash, if you know what I mean.
That boy met Jesus that day and is still serving his sentence in Hell. The kids still play on that big pile of rocks that ended up covering his broken little body, the one behind the old slaughterhouse-now-apartment complex. I'll tell you there were no Elvis records in the 1950s, no "free love" in the 1960s, no long haired hippies in the 1970s, no Dungeons and Dragons in the 1980s. Well, you get my point.
Freehold takes the Bible seriously because we have a church that takes the Bible seriously and everyone knows the church was always meant to govern the people.

Thank you, Sister Mary, for that proud history of Freehold and the role stoning played in that history. You provided a good review of "the Johnson boy case" which for some reason is mostly mentioned in whispers these days. God wants order in our society. Landover Baptist provides that order in Freehold.

In my previous post I alluded to a small issue as to who makes the decision to stone. It has to be someone who owns "sincerely held beliefs" in order to fall under legal murder. The person making the decision to stone perhaps should be someone who could leave the community for a while should some liberal judge not follow the intent of the law.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

To those who whine about separation of Church and State I say, what about our heritage? America was founded by white Christian men with no help from anybody else. They literally created a nation consisting of an Executive branch, a Legislative branch and another one, I forget, but those are the important ones. Nobody had ever thought of it before. And then they defended it alone against the dark tides of history. We'll do it again too if necessary - just ask Aled Jones, Margorie Taylor-Simpson and Steve Banner.

[Bezukhov]

Back when Zeke's father Lamentations Flint was the pastor of Landover Baptist, the Baker family moved into Freehold. They had a young son who was a troublemaker even in his mother's womb. Some say he absorbed his twin in there and the huge mole on his neck in the shape of a frog was what was left over.

In any case, the trouble that boy caused his family and neighbors serves to warn children even today. He must have broken every commandment save the adultery one, and one day the town had had enough. Pastor Flint organized a posse and dragged that boy from his home. The entire church congregation met to read the Holy Bible and enforce God's Word lest everyone meet Jesus' wrath for not taking out the trash, if you know what I mean.

That boy met Jesus that day and is still serving his sentence in Hell. The kids still play on that big pile of rocks that ended up covering his broken little body, the one behind the old slaughterhouse-now-apartment complex. I'll tell you there were no Elvis records in the 1950s, no "free love" in the 1960s, no long haired hippies in the 1970s, no Dungeons and Dragons in the 1980s. Well, you get my point.

Freehold takes the Bible seriously because we have a church that takes the Bible seriously and everyone knows the church was always meant to govern the people.

That pile of rocks would make a nice postcard. The text will read "Sinners beware!"