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  by John Blick

  Created on: February 16, 2011

  The fundamental problem with teaching The Bible in a public school setting is that it goes against the

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  by Rachel Pictor Roberts

  Created on: May 24, 2010

  Should public schools offer courses in the Bible? To answer this question we need to consider the role

• 3 of 40

  by Jackie McClellan

  Created on: September 21, 2007

  If public schools begin to offer courses in the Bible, they should extend that to offering courses in

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  by Sylvia Harrison

  Created on: November 01, 2009   Last Updated: November 02, 2009

  Should public schools offer courses in the Bible?
  
  Being the country it is, the United States public

• 5 of 40

  by Natalie Case

  Created on: September 13, 2007

  There was a time when I would have come down on the other side of this argument. In fact, as a High

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  by Dean Traylor

  Created on: August 17, 2009   Last Updated: August 04, 2010

  One has to respect the proponents who are pushing for Bible courses in public schools. Unlike those

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  by Alyssa Mcginnis

  Created on: March 27, 2008

  For years the separation of church and state has been in effect and for every single one of those years

• 8 of 40

  by Katherine Morrison

  Created on: October 02, 2007

  The answer is a definite no. I tried to take a Bible study course last semester as a college student

• 9 of 40

  by Bobby Brown

  Created on: November 03, 2009   Last Updated: December 02, 2009

  Evangelism notwithstanding, I think it would be a very bad idea for public schools to teach courses

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  by Stephen Popple

  Created on: May 05, 2008   Last Updated: February 21, 2011

  Many of our laws and traditions have their origins in the Bible so of course public schools should teach

• 11 of 40

  by Swann Diderot

  Created on: September 18, 2007

  The obvious reason that the Bible should not be taught in public schools is the constitutional separation

• 12 of 40

  by King Leonidas

  Created on: December 17, 2009   Last Updated: December 22, 2009

  Allowing public schools to offer courses in the Bible is clearly a violation of the First Amendment.

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  by Jan Castagnaro

  Created on: September 20, 2007

  Should public schools offer courses in the Bible?

  What is the Bible and which version will be taught?

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  by Valentine Logar

  Created on: September 16, 2007

  My answer is no but not emphatically and not completely. I would say that my answer is more in the form

• 15 of 40

  by Jacob Lickers

  Created on: September 19, 2007

  I would wholly support actual, academic courses on the Bible. That is, courses examining the text critically

• 16 of 40

  by Ted Sherman

  Created on: September 13, 2007

  If you'll excuse the blasphemy ... Hell, no! Every religion believes in indoctrination, and most non-religious

• 17 of 40

  by Valerie Coskrey

  Created on: May 01, 2008

  Let students read the Bible in public schools. Let them read the Koran. Let them analyze Jewish law.

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  by Jimmy Ettele

  Created on: December 09, 2007

  It is of dire consequence that we, as a country, keep god, all gods, out of public and governmental

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  by Melissaa Marsac

  Created on: September 13, 2007

  The United States is originally based on the ideal of separation between church and state in order for

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  by Chris Maximuck

  Created on: September 13, 2007   Last Updated: June 19, 2010

  As a graduate of a Catholic high school, I firmly believe the Bible should not be taught in public schools.