The break between minicamp and training camp is some of the last focused time players have to read.
The Texas Board of Education voted last week to require the state’s estimated 5.5 million schoolkids to read passages from ...
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Catholic bishop responds to critics of Texas’ inclusion of the Bible in public school curriculum
A Catholic bishop who served on the White House Religious Liberty Commission is pushing back on concerns about the inclusion ...
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Fundamentalists may come to regret forcing the Bible into Texas classrooms
Teaching such stories as literature will encourage students to question Christianity’s holy text, not believe it without ...
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Education board decision fuels debate over where teaching about religion ends and religious instruction begins ...
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Texas should ask not whether to require Bible reading in schools — but why
(RNS) — If the purpose is to teach students to read rich literary texts to better equip them to understand and appreciate literary and cultural traditions, then teaching key passages from the Bible is ...
The Texas State Board of Education decision to require students read certain Bible passages will improve their education.
Texas is requiring Bible lessons in public schools. That's the right call, but it shouldn't distract from deeper problems in ...
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Texas approves Bible stories for required K-12 reading list
Parents may opt children out, but students could still be tested on the material.
Among the many faiths practiced by millions of Texas students, a new statewide required reading list that includes biblical ...
The Lone Star State now requires that Bible stories be taught from kindergarten through to the final year of high school. It could have national implications, Alex Hannaford reports ...
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