The top education official in Texas is asking the state's attorney general to clarify whether a new law requires high schools to offer a Bible course if enough students request it.
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Texas Attorney General Asked Whether Bible Course is Obligatory
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Lawrence Jones
Christian Post Reporter
Tue, Mar. 18 2008 10:13 AM EDT
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Hey xxxx or yyyy what ever you are going by, the key word in that article is "elective", which means you get to choose if you take it or not, nothing about forcing anything down anyone's throat (evolution)
Hey xxxx,
Praise God!!!
The public schools in Texas have become Sunday schools.