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Johnny2X2X

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4. If I were a teacher in Texas

Reply to dalton99a (Original post)

Fri Jun 26, 2026, 09:18 AM

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And they told me I had to pick bible stories to teach, I would pick the most brutal and sadistic passages in the bible. Kids would be going home and telling their parents how today they learned about how god commanded genocide, rape, and pedophilia.

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Texas is poised to require millions of students to study Bible stories [View all] dalton99a Friday OP

I can see an exodus of residents................ Lovie777 Friday #1

Texas is poised for major lawsuits. sinkingfeeling Friday #2

I'd read the one about a talking Donkey. n/t Jacson6 Friday #3

Lot's daughters, right there in Genesis Ponietz Friday #9

If I were a teacher in Texas Johnny2X2X Friday #4

This... JPK Friday #5

Whose interpretation? czarjak Friday #6

Very SELECTIVE Bible stories and readings, I don't doubt Vogon_Glory Friday #7

Can parents opt their kids out. Conservatives are all about the parental opt out in public schools. Buckeyeblue Friday #8

It's a weak god they have...... lastlib Friday #10