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History class of what? The Bible? This isn't incorporating Christianity into a U.S. History class, this is a Bible class all to itself. The OT and NT will be used as textbooks, how is that explaining the role it played here in the U.S.? Because Christianity, as of right now, is the majority means what? It means jack, it doesn't mean it makes it acceptable to teach something like this in a nation that has Freedom of Religion and no matter how many prefer one, it cannot be pronounced as "the" religion. Like I said, there are around 75 million(which is a growing number, as Christianity is a shrinking one here) that aren't Christians that shouldn't be left out because of they aren't the majority. It's called Tyranny of the majority, that's not what this nation is supposed to be about. And no matter how much people can claim this is a "Christian Nation" and was founded on it, law and history says otherwise.



It's a Christian thing, not a history thing no matter how much anyone tries to dress it up. The bill was made up by a pastor and groups like Falwell's Liberty Institute(complete and total lunatics) have filed in behalf of it.

Where is the syllabus that you are obviously so familiar with. I'd like to know what you know so I can speak as intelligently about what this course is all about, because obviously you have some insight that was not in the published article.
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