Do you remember the movie “The Ten Commandments?” I was in high school when I first watched it. Since then, I have watched it ...

In the Ten Commandments, we are told to honor our mother and father (Deut. 5:16). Even Jesus defended and obeyed this Commandment (Mark 7:9-13; Luke 2:51). At least for Mary, our honor to her is ...

Texas is the latest Republican-governed state to pass a law requiring religious text to be displayed in schools.

Efforts to post the Ten Commandments in public schools are not new, but the United States is seeing an uptick in support for these measures.Last year, Louisiana state legislature passed bill HB71 ...

In an exchange in the state legislature, two representatives clashed over a plan to display posters of the commandments in classrooms.

For many, The Ten Commandments will always be part of the Easter experience. As long as Passover and Easter continue to fall near each other, we can expect the film to remain a holiday staple on TV.

Texas’ law requires public schools to post in classrooms a 16-by-20-inch (41-by-51-centimeter) poster or framed copy of a ...

Leaders like Texas Gov. Greg Abbott prefer forcing religion down the throats of children to actually feeding them.

For when we love our neighbor, we go beyond the laws of the Ten Commandments. When Jesus’ words are written on the hearts of Christians, men and women will become living monuments and take God ...

Requiring the Ten Commandments in schoolrooms while ignoring Jesus’ teachings on feeding the hungry and welcoming strangers isn’t consistent or conservative.