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Topic	Can someone explain to me how this is legal?
RedPixel 08/03/17 5:50:29 PM #10:	Raganork posted... There's a difference between allowing and forcing. Read your source: The bill, which sailed through the House in a 80-14 vote, will not force schools to teach the Bible, but will give schools the option of providing a Bible literacy elective course for students to voluntarily take part in No, I'm reading it correctly. Electives still have to be paid for. Allowing one religion over another is a double standard. Offering all of them is expensive; defeats the purpose of private school to an extent. Best to just keep it out completely. Why should taxpayers have to suffer? --- Working in a team is great! It always helps to have someone else to blame. <cite>RedPixel posted [p:884131736] in Can someon... [t:75634702]...</cite> <quote><cite>Raganork posted...</cite> <quote>There's a difference between allowing and forcing. Read your source: <quote>The bill, which sailed through the House in a 80-14 vote, will not force schools to teach the Bible, but will give schools the option of providing a Bible literacy elective course for students to voluntarily take part in</quote></quote> No, I'm reading it correctly. Electives still have to be paid for. Allowing one religion over another is a double standard. Offering all of them is expensive; defeats the purpose of private school to an extent. Best to just keep it out completely. Why should taxpayers have to suffer? --- Working in a team is great! It always helps to have someone else to blame.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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