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Texas Board of Education Approves Public School Curriculum That Includes Bible Passages, by Emily Mangiaracina – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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By Emily Mangiaracina , LifeSiteNews, Nov 26, 2024 – 2:50 pm EST

A newly authorized optional Texas curriculum includes Biblical passages, such as about the Golden Rule and Parable of the Good Samaritan, sparking controversy among liberals.

AUSTIN, Texas (LifeSiteNews) — The Texas State Board of Education narrowly voted on Friday for a state-authored public school curriculum that uses Biblical passages.

Eight of the 15 board members voted to give Texas school districts the option to include Bluebonnet Learning (BL), while offering districts that adopt BL an incentive of $60 per student. The curriculum references religions other than Christianity to a lesser degree, and it does not teach Christianity outright, referring to Jesus merely as a “man.” It has nevertheless sparked controversy for referencing Christian Biblical passages and teachings. …

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