Georgia Bill Allows Study of Bible in Public Schools
Deseret News (Salt Lake City) › January 28, 2006
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Georgia public school students would be allowed to study the Bible under a plan proposed by Democrats in the state Senate.
The bill would authorize the state school board to approve an optional course in grades 9-12 that would teach about the Bible's influence on literature, art, culture and politics.See the full content of this document
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Georgia Bill Allows Study of Bible in Public Schools
The bill, introduced Jan. 18 by Sen. Tim Golden, chairman of...
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