Texas Public Schools are Now REQUIRED to Teach Bible (war, single, places)

[Greatday]

Originally Posted by MrBlueSky_

The Bible has NOTHING, NADA, ZIP to do with the "fabric" of this country.

With due respect - I have to strongly disagree. The Bible - and religious beliefs, have everything do to with the "fabric" of this country.

Towns, Cities, States "grew up" around "things" like churches and religion.

[Chatteress]

Originally Posted by Boompa

Score Onee for the Flat Earthers

I guess that kills any hope of an education in Texas. How will their children compete if they aqren't taught Evolution

Children are being taught evolution all over the US and yet are lagging behind other nations in the sciences...

[S6Sputnik]

Yes we also have really dumb people down here

[Bagger]

Originally Posted by Chatteress

Christianity isn't a fantasy.

Well... that's your belief, right?

And, hopefully you respect my freedom and belief to say it is, and I'll be polite, not factual. Which in a less polite way would be to say it's a fantasy. That's my belief as an American citizen.

You ok with that?

[S6Sputnik]

Originally Posted by Greatday

With due respect - I have to strongly disagree. The Bible - and religious beliefs, have everything do to with the "fabric" of this country.

Towns, Cities, States "grew up" around "things" like churches and religion.

For you maybe, I believe that it has to do with the pioneer spirit and northern European work ethic.

[Bagger]

Originally Posted by Chatteress

Children are being taught evolution all over the US and yet are lagging behind other nations in the sciences...

Not because they're being taught evolution! I'd say in spite of...

[Greatday]

Originally Posted by S6Sputnik

For you maybe, I believe that it has to do with the pioneer spirit and northern European work ethic.

Towns grew up around their church and their school houses

[S6Sputnik]

Originally Posted by MrBlueSky_

No, actually they come from English Common Law, which in turn descended from Roman Law.

Much of it came from Danelaw or the good old Vikings if you will...the same group of people who came to North America 500 years before Columbus

[Bideshi]

Originally Posted by Politico

What does everyone think of this?

Texas public schools required to teach Bible this year - KLTV 7 News Tyler, Longview, Jacksonville |

God bless Texas!

[Chatteress]

Originally Posted by Sonrise

Of what; those that believe in a "fantasy." I'm calling you on your intolerance, and you can't take it.

What else can you expect from someone who labels himself an "Unapolagetic Liberal Thugster"?