In the first post of this series, we discussed Why and how Christians Respect The Rights Of Their Neighbors. Here we will look at the first four of The Ten Commandments (Bible Gateway).

What Rights Do The First Four Of The Ten Commandments protect?

What are the first four of The Ten Commandments (Bible Gateway) about? These commandments focus on the love and respect we owe to God.

What is more symbolic of Western Civilization than the works of William Shakespeare? Not much.

• William Shakespeare – Plays, Biography & Poems – HISTORY
• William Shakespeare – Quotes, Plays & Wife – Biography
• William Shakespeare | Plays, Poems, Biography, Quotes, & Facts | Britannica

Since we traditionally base our moral code on Biblical teachings, the Bible is more central to Western Civilization. However, Secularists eliminated the Bible from the curriculum long ago, long before we heard of the expression, “cancel culture.”

Why do the Secularists and other haters of Western Civilization want to eliminate Shakespeare’s works from the school curriculum? Why expand the cancelation of the Bible to all the literature that we associate with Western Civilization? That is because the literature of Western Civilization alludes to the…

Who is fighting to keep Virginia’s schools closed? That is what this article, Virginia Teachers Unions Fight to Keep Schools Closed | National Review, talks about. Here is how the article starts.

For months, Virginia teachers unions have peddled fear: Reopening public schools for in-person learning was and is too dangerous.

They’ve advocated delaying reopening schools until all teachers – and possibly all students – received a COVID-19 vaccine. In January, a Republican-sponsored state Senate bill requiring school districts to offer parents both in-person and virtual options drew a dour response. Forcing schools to open, the unions said, was a “BAD idea.”

“We can recover from a loss of learning, but we can’t recover from a loss of life,” Virginia Education Association president James J. Feddermantold a local TV stationearlier this month, more than a…

The long-awaited decision has been made! Prince William County Schools will continue to open starting February 25 and 26 for 4^th, 5^th, and 6^th and 9^th grades. For 6^th graders it will be their first day in middle school, so to have them in the building by themselves will give opportunity for teachers to orient them to life as middle schoolers! The same applies to 9^th graders who will be just entering high school.

March 2 and 3 will see 7^th, 8^th, 10^th -12^th grades return to their classrooms. So, all students who wish to have in-person learning will have that opportunity. If they want to remain virtual, they just need to notify their school. As well, students who had opted for virtual may change their status to in-person, too. Specific bell and bus schedules are…