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Parents, Teachers, Clergy Suing To Halt Bible Mandate In Oklahoma Classrooms
A Tulsa attorney is one of eight representing nearly 30 people who are suing to stop a Bible mandate issued by the State Department of Education. It calls for $3 million to be spent to buy Bibles for Oklahoma classrooms.
Opponents of an Oklahoma directive for schools to teach the Bible are suing the state’s superintendent of public ...
The percentage of U.S. adults not affiliated with a religion has flatlined at 26 percent since 2022 after decades of growth, ...
The author talks about where his ideas come from, how characters in his new book compare to those in earlier ones, and being ...
Author's Note: All previous volumes of this series are here. The first 56 volumes are compiled into the book "Bible Study For ...
The Christian Post on MSN5h
Lifeway launches first-ever Bible for children with dyslexiaA new Bible designed specifically for children with dyslexia has been launched by Lifeway Christian Resources. Called the CSB ...
Dozens of of parents, teachers and faith leaders are suing Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters for mandating Bible ...
The New Republic on MSN2dOpinion
Oklahoma Official Hit With Lawsuit for Trump Bible ScamState education Superintendent Ryan Walters has been sued for his attempt to use Oklahoma schools to line Donald Trump’s ...
The Rev. Mitch Randall, one of the plaintiffs cited in the lawsuit, told McClatchy News he was born and raised in Oklahoma, ...
A new lawsuit has been filed to stop Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters' mandate that Bibles be placed in every ...
Teachers, faith leaders and public school families have filed a lawsuit to block the use of state money to purchase Bibles ...
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