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Sectarian elements in public school Bible courses: lessons from the Lone Star State.

"You're just taking the historical facts, theories and philosophies, looking at people's lives. You're ... imparting information just about the facts in the Bible."--the principal of a Texas public high school offering a Bible elective in the 2005-2006 school year. (1)

If current interest in the issue indicates anything, the number of Bible courses in public schools is on the rise. Legislators introduced bills promoting elective Bible courses in at least nine states in 2006 and 2007, three of which--in Georgia, South Carolina, and Texas--became laws. (2) Two national organizations are heavily marketing Bible curricula designed specifically for public schools--the National ...

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