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Here is What Public School Students Learn in Elective Bible Courses – Family Council
Recently, we have written about how Arkansas law lets public schools offer elective, academic courses on the Bible — and how enrollment in these courses has grown this year. In 2013 Arkansas passed Act 1440 letting public schools offer elective, academic courses that study “the Bible and its influence on literature, art, music, culture, and politics.” The law says the course must be objective and nonsectarian, and it must meet the same academic …
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