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Atheists & Agnostics

Manifestor_of_Light

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6. Yes, he does.

Reply to Jim Lane (Reply #5)

Wed Mar 23, 2016, 05:00 PM

Mar 2016

They act like they can't teach bible stuff as part of a secular course in English or anthropology or history.

I'm sure I had to read other religious things in public school. At music camp, we sang religious music like the Mozart Requiem in Latin. Just because it was good stuff. Nobody cared what religion anybody was.

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Idaho Republican: Bibles in public schools ruled constitutional by ‘little Supreme Court in my head [View all] WillParkinson Mar 2016 OP

That little supreme court in his head is wishful thinking. Manifestor_of_Light Mar 2016 #1

I used to give a dramatic reading of that to my students. Hoppy Mar 2016 #3

We read Edwards, too, and I think that should be legal. Jim Lane Mar 2016 #5

Yes, he does. Manifestor_of_Light Mar 2016 #6

That Idaho Constitution provision is pretty sweeping. Jim Lane Mar 2016 #7

No, that would be the little theocrat in his head. (nt) mr blur Mar 2016 #2

---or the little head that he holds in his hand. Hoppy Mar 2016 #4

Used to be Curmudgeoness Mar 2016 #8

Does this mean I could bring a Bible to school.... AlbertCat Mar 2016 #9