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Bible verse posted in Skiatook classroom sparks debate about religion in schools

SKIATOOK, Okla. — Skiatook Public Schools received a two-page letter from an organization out of Wisconsin regarding a Bible verse posted in a classroom at the start of the school year. The letter from the Freedom from Religion Foundation comes after a Bible verse was posted in a local Skiatook classroom, sparking debate about religion in schools. "We work to protect the Constitutional principal of Separation of Church and State," Freedom from Religion Foundation attorney Chris Line

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Majority oppose book bans, back Bible electives classes

Nearly nine of 10 Americans oppose banning books that include depictions of slavery from being taught in public schools, but a majority feel public schools should offer Christian Bible courses as electives, a new survey finds. Why it matters: The data indicates that public attitudes are defying a movement that began three years ago by conservative-led organizations to remove books discussing racism across the nation. The wide-ranging report was led by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) and Brookings Institution. By the numbers: About 88% of

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New Studies Debunk Controversial Biblical ‘Curse Tablet’ From Mt. Ebal

Look! It’s a 3,400-year-old inscribed lead tablet that could prove the historicity of the Bible. But actually there is no discernible writing on it and the purported tablet is likely a fishing-net weight commonly used in ancient times. That’s the short version of the latest chapter in a bizarre archaeological row centered on a minuscule lead artifact and a contested ancient site in the West Bank, believed by some to be the biblical altar built

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Mob vandalizes Delhi church during Sunday mass and beats up Christians

A group of about 20 individuals proclaiming India as a Hindu nation allegedly vandalised a church in Delhi and physically assaulted members of the Christian community on Sunday, the local media reported. The incident took place on 20 August at a church in Delhi’s Tahirpur area. In his complaint to the police, pastor of the Siyyon Prathan Bhawan, Satpal Bhati, said that the attack took place at around 10.40am during a prayer meeting. According to the First Information Report (FIR) – generally the first step in any

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