Teaching the Bible in school
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Public school only allows the Bible to be taught as a historical document due to the fact that so much of our history was influenced by the Bible. Teaching history and how the Bible influenced for examples our laws, our founding fathers, great speeches, etc is different than teaching personal theology.
I believe the schools were banned from teaching religions in schools in 1955 or 56i where I was brought up, LB, Ca.
The manner of teaching was for each child to be able to study his own denomination of faith, no matter what.
I did go to study until the practice was banned, and although I had gone to Sunday school previously, and I had settled on the teaching, Jesus Loves me, the school version was totally uninspiring. I was 11 the last time this was in practice. God bless all.
The manner of teaching was for each child to be able to study his own denomination of faith, no matter what.
I did go to study until the practice was banned, and although I had gone to Sunday school previously, and I had settled on the teaching, Jesus Loves me, the school version was totally uninspiring. I was 11 the last time this was in practice. God bless all.
I have nothing against teaching the Bible's influence on the US's founding. However, getting bibles in the classrooms is only the first step. Oklahoma's Ryan Walters is now saying a new class will be mandated: Religious Freedom and Patriotism. The goal is Christian nationalism plain and simple. Besides this, Walters is shady and is incompetent. Just do a little research on him; he couldn't manage a Cub Scout troop, much less a state's department of education.
In the video, he announces that Oklahoma has now purchased 500 Bibles "like this one" for Oklahoma classrooms. Then he holds up a Lee Greenwood (Donald Trump) God Bless the USA Bible. And this after he put on a show of taking bids. He knew all along which one he was going to buy.
In the video, he announces that Oklahoma has now purchased 500 Bibles "like this one" for Oklahoma classrooms. Then he holds up a Lee Greenwood (Donald Trump) God Bless the USA Bible. And this after he put on a show of taking bids. He knew all along which one he was going to buy.
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