Texas education officials vote to back optional Bible lessons for K-5 classes: Reports
In a preliminary vote on Tuesday, Texas education officials approved a proposal to allow lessons about the Bible into public ...
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Archangel Michael: The Only Archangel Named in the Bible
The figure of Saint Michael, or Michael the Archangel, is one of the most powerful and revered beings in religious history. Known as the protector of the faithful and a warrior against evil, Archangel ...
Texas officials set to vote on adding Bible lessons for K-5 classes as some states push Christianity in public schools
Officials in Texas are set to vote this week on a controversial new public school curriculum that incorporates Christian lessons from the Bible as early as kindergarten while putting less focus on ...
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99 Bible and Qur’an Names of the One God
The Quran freely refers to Allah using the Arabic pronoun, huwa (“he”), never hiya (“she”) just as the Hebrew Bible does not. In pre-Islamic society, hiya would have been appropriate to ...
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Texas officials signal support for adding Bible lessons for K-5 classes as some states push Christianity in public schools
from the Bible’s New Testament; the teacher guide for that lesson also mentions Islam, Judaism, Hinduism and other faiths.
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Texas education leaders set to vote on adding Bible study for K-5 classes
Brief curriculum segments touch on Islam, Judaism, Hinduism and other religious faiths, but not to the extent that ...
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“LGBTQ+ Is Not In The Bible, It’s Not In The Quran; It Will Destroy Ghana – Bawumia
LGBTQ+ is not in the Bible, it’s not in the Quran, it’s not part of our culture, traditions, and values. It will therefore ...
Oklahoma superintendent spars with CNN host over Bibles in schools: Liberals 'don't have to like it'
Oklahoma's state superintendent Ryan Walters defended his position on mandating public schools begin incorporating the Bible ...
Texas Education Board to vote on controversial Bible-infused curriculum
The Board heard from more than 150 people about the new proposed curriculum during more than 8 hours of testimony.