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Bill requiring posting, teaching of Ten Commandments fails in South Dakota House
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this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2025
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Let's say you're not trolling, I'll point out 2 issues with this.
The first is that biblical morality is not what you think it is. You can find a litany of issues with this outdated "code of ethics", for example, the Bible is not only OK with slavery, it even provides you guidance on how hard you can beat your slaves.
And the second is, do you really think it's "your" Christianity that will be taught? Since the newly appointed head of the white house office of faith is a follower of the "prosperity" gospel, it's much more likely fringe denominations will pervert "good" Christianity rather than the other way around.
And if you haven't heard of the prosperity gospel, man, have you got some fun reading to do. It's the belief that the rich are rich by virtue of God, that their wealth is a reward and a sign of their alignment with Christian principles, and that maybe if you weren't so wrong you wouldn't be so poor. No more of that false prophet shit like "easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle", fuck that Jesus guy and his socialism, we've got a new god, and it's name is money.