Top Oklahoma educator says teachers who won't teach Bible could lose license
Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters is requiring all classrooms in the state to have Bibles and study its influence on America's history. Walters talked to NBC News' Melissa Parra about his new Bible instruction and some of the criticism it is facing.
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Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters is requiring all classrooms in the state to have Bibles and study its influence on America's history. Walters talked to NBC News' Melissa Parra about his new Bible instruction and some of the criticism it is facing.June 29, 2024.
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Baptist Oklahomans (40%) have a big problem with the realization that Catholic public school teachers (10%) ate going to be teaching The Bible to their kids in their public schools...
And, Oklahoma Methodists (14%) are equally appalled that Baptists teachers are going to be teaching The Bible to their kids in their school!
What could possibly go wrong?
In my opinion this is a very public threat being made against all Oklahoma public schools and all public school teachers. What say ye all?
Of course it is.
Perhaps he needs to prove god even exists before we start legislating?
Something something 1st Amendment.
I think the first lesson should be from this:
You don’t like poetry or the celebration of love?
thumpers may want to hold off on outlawing contraceptives for awhile. oh wait, they're cool with pregnant childhood brides...
Wouldn't want the kids to know how to prevent pregnancy. Go ye forth and multiply, and all that jizz. I mean jazz.
Next lesson - Lot and daddy's little girls.
Exactly, the internet can’t teach kids anything.