(WHAS 11) – Public schools in Kentucky would have to display “In God We Trust” in a prominent location next school year under a bill that has cleared the legislature. The Senate voted 29-8 Thursday night to send the bill to Gov. Matt Bevin. The measure had already won House approval. The bill would require public schools
to display the national motto in a prominent location beginning with the 2019-’20 school year. There are no penalties if schools don’t comply, but someone could sue to force them to do it. Locations, where the motto could be displayed, include school entryways, cafeterias or common areas where students are likely to see the words. READ MORE
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Thank God Kentucky’s House AND Senate have some guts and traditional Christian values in doing this. I’m hoping this will set an example for my state (Ohio) and others to follow. In this age of Anti-God we need some strong people to show others that there are many that do not agree with their crazy, liberal, anti-religious attitudes and values. I hope this grows and spreads all over the country to replace the terrible overshadowing of those who’d prefer to see our demise.