You literally answer your own questions with your denigrating comments.
But to answer you, here are a few bullet points:
My favorite take is Frederick Douglass's characterization about "American Christianity". It is all about hypocrisy and it mostly stems from the white south and their justification for slavery.
There are plenty of solid, "good" christian based practices, but there are also way too many bad faith ones.
USA has a Constitutional amendment about this, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion..."
by posting the TC in schools, this is ridiculously close to just that.
You want this argument to be about whether or not people believe in God or the TC, but it's really about separation of church and state.
What did Christ say when asked which was the greatest commandment? Yeah, he didn't even respond with any of the original ten.
You know what should be posted in the classroom? The "All I really need to know I learned in kindergarten." poster. That is a better summation of Christ's response than the TC.
The TC in schools is a dog whistle issue meant to make dumbass christians, like yourself, argue "Whats so wrong about the TC?", instead of focusing on real issues.
I grew up in a very christian, faith based household. The church we belonged to was very kind, supportive of its members, and urged commitment and sacrifice to better the community. I would consider it a strong contender for what Christ intended. But even with that framework growing up, I realized this, and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see it: the complete and utter bullshit the bible is. It is nothing more than a bunch of stories curated to control the moronic sheep that fear death. It was supported by the ruling classes because it helped support their claims and created this fantasy for the proletariat to feel better about and accept their plight.
Religious choice should be a personal, private relationship each person has with God. Not a tool used to force all of society to bow to your own beliefs.
They were having contests like bobbing for apples and who could eat the caramel apple the fastest..., silly but fun games like that.
I won the caramel apple eating contest, but right afterwards my friend came out of the back room acting like he missed it and wanted an opportunity to win.
So he asked if I would do it again, in a 1v1 with him.
I said yes, of course, but he he gave me a caramel covered onion as a prank.
It was pretty funny. I tore into that sucker and was halfway done chewing the first huge bite before I realized something was wrong.
They said I just stopped "mid-chew" and it looked like my computer froze as my brain took a second to process what was happening.
His wife had been standing by to take a picture and I looked so completely dumbfounded.
They blew it up and put in an 8x10 frame and kept it in their living room for years.
I wish I had asked for a copy. We moved away a long time ago and I doubt they still have it.
Yeah, this one hurt.
Good Omens too. Can I pretend it was written entirely by Pratchett?