They should then be posted in all government agencies as well. Including that especially easiest-to-understand, hardest to live one, 'Thou shalt not kill.'

To avoid the appearance of mere authority, the payoffs for obeying them should be listed as well. For one example: when you get to the gate, will you get due process?

I read earlier that the funding of this would not be from "educational funding" so I wondered it a high school student defaced it, or removed it, as high school students would do, would the punishment be from "educational funding"?

Thou shall not commit adultery, unless you are supreme commander Trump and your wife is giving birth.

The people making this happen will be the first to tell you that "The Old Testament doesn't matter anymore" when it's convenient.

And let's not pretend that conservatives really care about Adultery given their voting habits.

Wow if only my public schools had displayed the Ten Commandments, I might not have gotten pregnant as a teenager and turned 21 in prison doing life without parole.

Or maybe I'd have decided that, just like the Pledge of Allegiance, which was obviously a perfunctory ritual, the Ten Commandments were nonsense, to be ignored in order to retain my sanity.

What First Amendment?