Can Public Schools Teach the Bible? | Watch Full Video Below | Subscribe

The Texas Bible curriculum debate has exposed a distinction that many people overlook. There's a difference between teaching the Bible devotionally and teaching the Bible historically. The Supreme Court has held that public schools cannot lead students in prayer or devotional Bible reading. Public schools are not churches, and they cannot require students to participate in religious worship. But the Court has also recognized that the Bible can be studied objectively for its historical, literary, and cultural significance as part of a secular education. That's the argument Texas is making. The question isn't whether schools should become churches. The question is whether students can receive a complete education without learning about one of the most influential books in human history. Whether you're an atheist or a Christian, that's a question worth answering honestly. 🔥 New video just dropped! Hot off the press. Watch the full video linked below. Subscribe for more Christian apologetics, biblical worldview, and evidence-based discussions. #ChristianApologetics #Texas #Bible #AmericanHistory #Truth Scripture marked CSB is from the Christian Standard Bible®, © 2017 Holman Bible Publishers. Used by permission. CSB® is a registered trademark of Holman Bible Publishers.