HISways USA,
Inc. "Returning the Bible and Wisdom principles to our public school children under the 1st Amendment." Blog: Elective Bible Class in Public Schools. [Skip over red box Update] |
Some CURRENT reasons to have a elective Bible Class in public schools and to avoid threats and potential expensive law suits.
- Proposed bill would require West Virginia schools to offer Bible class By WSAZ News Staff ; WHSV newsroom | Posted: Jan 15, 2018 Senate Bill 252, sponsored by State Senators Mike Azinger and Sue Cline, would apply to private schools, as well as public ones. If the WV bill/text is moved we have a copy of the original bill submitted here: WVirginiaElectiveBibleClass-BillSB252-2018.html
- OK state senator authors bill to allow Bible as classroom subject Monday, January 26, 2015 | Bob Kellogg (OneNewsNow.com)| An Oklahoma state senator has introduced a bill that would protect public schools from lawsuits when the Bible is taught as history. ... The class would be an elective and not mandatory. Sen. Kyle Loveless says the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that's not unconstitutional and his bill would protect public schools from lawsuits. ... "The class on the Bible that deals with its historical and literary effect on our nation and world is perfectly permitted under the First Amendment," he claims, adding that it is not a violation of church and state. [Do not know the status of this bill.]
- Iowa Public School Students Could Soon be Studying Hebrew Scriptures and New Testament Talia Wise : Jan 30, 2018 : CBN News "The courts have not ruled that the Bible is off limits in our schools, only the promotion of religion. Schools can use the Bible as a historical, cultural, and literary subject of study, but not as a devotional resource. Or in other words, you can teach it, but you can't preach it." ... Similar laws have passed in Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas.
| Senator Jeff Brandes |
| 12/15/15,
Initial
email (#1) without reply: (here)
to: The Honorable Jeff Brandes, State Senator, Dist. 24 (727) 563-2100 Regarding CEUs for Faith, Freedom and Public Schools Workshop (references Blog: #2) |
| Representative Larry Ahern |
| 12/15/15,
Initial
email (#1) without a reply: (here)
to: The Honorable Larry Ahern, State Rep., Dist. 66 (727) 395-2512 Regarding CEUs for Faith, Freedom and Public Schools Workshop (references Blog: #2) |
| Senator Dennis Baxley , |
| 01/23/18,
Initial
email (#1
& # 2) without reply: (here)
to: The Honorable Dennis Baxley, State Senator, Dist. 12 the author of FL's Freedom of Religious Expression Law. (See Blog: FL's Religious Expression Law.) |
| WV Senator Michael T. Azinger, the author of WV's Senate Bill 252 Requiring schools provide elective course on certain religious texts. |
| 01/26/18,
Initial
email (#1) without reply: (here)
to: The Honorable Michael T. Azinger, WV State Senator, Dist. 3 Regarding incentives for elective social studies class and CEUs for a Faith, Freedom and ?Public Schools Workshop to "certify teachers" for Bible class. |
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