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8. That's a plausible argument

Thu Mar 7, 2019, 05:38 PM

Mar 2019

That's not what the poster wrote. Nor is it related to my question.

But thank you.

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Florida lawmakers advance bill requiring high schools to offer Bible class [View all] yortsed snacilbuper Mar 2019 OP

Yeah, "objective" gratuitous Mar 2019 #1

Even as an elective it is a violation of the Constitution. cstanleytech Mar 2019 #2

If it is a required class sakabatou Mar 2019 #7

That's a plausible argument theboss Mar 2019 #8

Nah. theboss Mar 2019 #19

Well, I only have an Engineering degree. ooky Mar 2019 #20

My reading of the article gratuitous Mar 2019 #15

It's an elective then. Hmm... sakabatou Mar 2019 #21

I took a bible class in high school teenagebambam Mar 2019 #3

I expect angrychair Mar 2019 #4

Perish the thought angrychair Mar 2019 #11

How about an elective on Islam? cstanleytech Mar 2019 #17

Absolutely angrychair Mar 2019 #18

Constitution means nothing to these fkn theocrats Panich52 Mar 2019 #6

Which Bible do they intend to teach? Mariana Mar 2019 #12

Would that include the Hebrew Bible and the Koran too? mitch96 Mar 2019 #13

What a waste of time and money. lpbk2713 Mar 2019 #16