Richard C. Taylor
“American public educators, like those in jurisprudence, confront the supposed separation of church and state. There is something risky about an English teacher’s taking on the Ten Commandments as a text, and yet the author provides a free-spirited playfulness and an appealing modesty to this practical discussion of the Ten Commandments. He does nothing to minimize the awe in which they are held, but offers a useful and entertaining companion for serious young adult readers.”
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