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« on: November 29, 2006, 10:52:59 PM »

Our local public high school offers a pair of Bible as literature classes as electives.  Given that the Bible is something that any culturally literate Westerner should have read at least once, I certainly have no problem with these courses as long as they stay out of the doctrinal issues.

I agree.  Our school books also use Biblical stories as examples.

It also uses the standard "cultural experiences"/ethnic-specific stories, but I don't mind.  If it gets minorities more interested in reading in school, whatever.  It's not like they are any worse than the stories they'd pick if they weren't looking for cultural diversity anyway.

I think the curriculum complaints presented are oftentimes a little overblown.
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