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‘"Traditionally, in America, the Bible is best taught, and best understood, in the home, and around the hearth, as a family," Ken Ivory wrote on Facebook.’ ibid
And the same is true with prayer in public schools along with other manifestations of religious belief.
Otherwise, this book banning idiocy has gone way too far – it’s become ridiculous; the book banners are now eating their own.
Blinded by fear and arrogance, they’ve become oblivious to how idiotic and ridiculous ‘banning’ truly is.Nothing better than when it comes back to bite them on the ass.
Blinded by fear and arrogance, they’ve become oblivious to how idiotic and ridiculous ‘banning’ truly is.
‘"Traditionally, in America, the Bible is best taught, and best understood, in the home, and around the hearth, as a family," Ken Ivory wrote on Facebook.’ ibid
And the same is true with prayer in public schools along with other manifestations of religious belief.
Otherwise, this book banning idiocy has gone way too far – it’s become ridiculous; the book banners are now eating their own.
King David had 7 wives, 7 concubine & he still went after Bathsheba & had her hubs sent to the front lines. Father Abraham lost patience waiting for a child with Elizabeth, so he had a child with an Arab servant girl. Arabs & Jews are still fighting over that one. Separation church/state.
Utah primary schools ban Bible for 'vulgarity and violence'
The ban followed a parental complaint that the book has content unsuitable for children.
A bit difficult to argue against this one. The Bible is much worse than many books the religious right want banned for the same things.
Is that how it's done in Floriduh?Some faggot sniveled about nothing, got attention, and lawyers got all excited and got to charge some fees.
There are no banned books‘"Traditionally, in America, the Bible is best taught, and best understood, in the home, and around the hearth, as a family," Ken Ivory wrote on Facebook.’ ibid
And the same is true with prayer in public schools along with other manifestations of religious belief.
Otherwise, this book banning idiocy has gone way too far – it’s become ridiculous; the book banners are now eating their own.
Utah primary schools ban Bible for 'vulgarity and violence'
The ban followed a parental complaint that the book has content unsuitable for children.
A bit difficult to argue against this one. The Bible is much worse than many books the religious right want banned for the same things.
Freedom of speech, freedom of religion. Ages ago I worked in a library. Elementary school students were not checking out the Bible. First of all, the reading level for the Bible is high school, not elementary school. Second, primary students have short attention spans. They do not select thick books with tiny writing.A bit difficult to argue against this one. The Bible is much worse than many books the religious right want banned for the same things.
Freedom of speech, freedom of religion. Ages ago I worked in a library. Elementary school students were not checking out the Bible. First of all, the reading level for the Bible is high school, not elementary school. Second, primary students have short attention spans. They do not select thick books with tiny writing.
I used to think that all religion was kind of irrelevant.
But when I see libtards managing to get the Bible banned on the grounds alleged by the whining libtards, I have to consider the possibility that maybe it’s not.
Why are they so afraid of it if it’s just a “stoey” to them?
Freedom of speech, freedom of religion. Ages ago I worked in a library. Elementary school students were not checking out the Bible. First of all, the reading level for the Bible is high school, not elementary school. Second, primary students have short attention spans. They do not select thick books with tiny writing.
The issue began with parents complaining about books with LGBTQ content, and these books were removed. The library argued that sex is a part of life, and the children should be introduced to realities of every day life.So, there was no reason to ban it, then.
The Bible is about God and humanity. It portrays us as we really are, the good, the bad, and the really ugly. Unlike the demonic however, it does not portray evil as desirable. For example, when David lusts after Bathsheba, seduces her, and then has her husband killed--this is in no way endorsed. He suffers mightily for it.
In the Bible people err, make mistakes, and sin deeply. These are not little white lies or foibles. They are dark and have real consequences. But of course we can't have children learn THOSE lessons. Better to teach them that even if they have a penis, they might be a girl. Or something.
