Georgia Board of Ed & Bible Classes

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I liked how my high school handled it. We had a class called "humanities", a portion of it was a look at the major religions, how they "evolved", how they differ, etc. This is good stuff people should know. Raised, catholic, I didn't know till Humanities that Islam branched off the old testiment just like Christianity did. That is historically important. It's just important that said teachers do not say "this religion is right and the rest are wrong". For the most part I don't think they do. Just like most good science teachers don't say the bible is wrong when they discuss science.
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my high school had the same thing. it sounded interesting from the description, the teacher was objective, and the students who took the class thoroughly enjoyed it.

me, i took AP chemistry instead as it got me out of college sooner but i did wish the two classes didn't meet at the same time.

#21 galaxee, Mar 9, 2007

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