In their quest for tolerance and inclusion, an atheist group demanded an Ohio middle school remove a plaque of the Ten Commandments that had hung in the school for nearly a century. And the school caved.
According to the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the code of ethics articulated in the Ten Commandments “impermissibly turn any non-believing student into an outsider.”
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