[Stardust]

It doesn't say it is, it says "Bible course", you're the one that said it was like the history classes of this and that. I directly quoted what it said, a Bible course, nothing I said about it was wrong. It's a Bible course, a course on the the Old and New testament...I have no read anything about history or impact of it here in the U.S., a class like that would be pushing it like I said, but it's not like that with this. So how is that an uneducated comment?

The Bible would be used as a text book, how is this not promoting a specific religion? That's against the law, it's not just the non-believers that don't like this, Jews are pretty ticked too.

NOTHING says its NOT a history class either! So don't say you know what the reference means to this class based on the lack of details presented in the story.

What does Bible Course mean? What is the Bible? Non-belivers or non christians may say it, as well as other religious writings, are Fiction, Non-Fiction, History, Reference, etc... What is your point. As I said, this reference book is specific to a practice that dominates our country. If we have courses specific to other topics that are traditional to US history and culture, then it has a right to be an optional learning for any student who has an interest! Do I support a class on Judaism? Nope! WhY? Because faith, teachings and history minimal historical presence within the United States.