Louisiana's ten commandments law! Unconstitutional?

Louisiana public schools must now display the Ten Commandments in all classrooms, following a new law signed by Republican Gov. Jeff Landry. House Bill 71 mandates that schools receiving state funding must have a poster-size display of the Ten Commandments with a large, readable font in every classroom. The law specifies the exact text and requires it to be the central focus of the display.
Stacey Brewer of H. Blu's Word, shares her opinion. Is this law unconstitutional?
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[@holliewoodbroadcast]

This is why it's so wild to me when I hear ppl give these surface level reasons for not voting in this election. So many are not grasping the true ramifications of what that would mean in the long run. This is just a preview of what's to come.

[@HamptonBlu]

Exactly! Major steps are being made to move us backwards. Now is not the time to fall back. 💯‼️

[@davidbrewer8991]

You’re on point! The 1980 Supreme Court’s 5-4 6:29 decision was not unanimous, however. So this court could default to the dissenting opinions of the 1980 case. The principles of the Ten Commandments are sacrosanct within the Christian community & also applicable to some of our laws. However, the religious connotations are obvious & not applicable to other religions. For example, Thou shalt not commit adultery. Aside from a 3rd grader trying to process that commandment, there are other religions which allow polygamy = up to four wives.

[@HamptonBlu]

Very true! Our Supreme Court today could very well rule in favor of Louisiana.