Back to basics: Louisiana passes law to display Moses' Ten Commandments in every classroom

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Louisiana is known for bringing in various changes in the education policy of its state but this the first time in the United States, the Ten Commandments of Moses will be displayed in all classrooms of public schools across Louisiana, says a USA Today report. Louisiana's Republican Governor Jeff Landry recently signed this new law on Wednesday, compelling every public school to follow suit and display the Commandments, which in bible, is often claimed as the 'laws of God'.

Moses' Ten Commandments to be displayed in Louisiana's public classrooms

The Ten Commandments were one of the first consolidated form of laws by prophet Moses, and according to bible history, had to be followed by all believing in God. If these were not followed, God would banish them forever. Gov. Landry, during the signing of this historic bill said that respecting the rule of law means that one needs to start from the very beginning, that is, the original laws, given by Moses.

Display the Ten Commandments in large, visible font, says new law

The Ten Commandments will now be seen across all Louisiana public schools, starting from the kindergarten level to state-funded universities, according to reports. It has also been mentioned that the installation of these displays of the Ten Commandments should be readily visible and should be available in 'large, visible font'.

Opposition attacking new law, Republic pushing for more implementation

This bill has been termed as unconstitutional by