High School Bible Course Deliberated in Kentucky
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On March 4, 2010 At 7:42 am
Category : News
Tags : Bible Course, Controversy, General Assembly, Kentucky Senate, Literacy Class, Public High Schools, School Bible, Vote, Wkyt News
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The Kentucky Senate passed a law that would allow an elective Bible literacy class to be taught in public high schools. The bill is now up for a vote in the General Assembly. WKYT News covered the controversy.
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