r/LeopardsAteMyFace • u/DaFunkJunkie • Apr 27 '22

Desantis gets a taste of his own medicine

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u/Powasam5000 Apr 27 '22

I was raised as a Christian, but shouldn't the Bible be technically soft banned because of separation of church and state?

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '22

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u/lost-cat Apr 27 '22

Indeed.

They already have their own "indoctrination" private religious schools. Its why they are trying to meddle with public education, to make them look "good"; for people who can't afford the religious ones. They're afraid of being looked as the baddies.

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u/greggles_ Apr 27 '22

As far as I can tell, the bulk of the issue is access in libraries. This law gives parents an opening to sue to remove/ban the bible, gay lifestyle books, etc. as resources in school libraries.

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u/yourenotmymom_yet Apr 27 '22

The Bible actually can be (and is) taught in public schools, but it cannot be used for religious/devotional instruction.

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u/haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaley Apr 28 '22

How does that work