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tanyev

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2. I know even in my right wing suburb the population has gotten very diverse.

Reply to SARose (Original post)

Wed Jun 5, 2024, 10:56 AM

Jun 2024

I often get stuck behind a school bus on my way home from work and it’s likely that most of the kids I see pour out of the bus are Muslim or Hindu, if anything. I’ve got to think there are a lot of parents that won’t appreciate a focus on Christianity in the public schools.

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Some Texas school officials are skeptical [View all] SARose Jun 2024 OP

I would imagine people who believe in God & go to church wouldn't want just any version of their beliefs taught. -nt CrispyQ Jun 2024 #1

Not in Texas SARose Jun 2024 #3

I know even in my right wing suburb the population has gotten very diverse. tanyev Jun 2024 #2

You are so right SARose Jun 2024 #5

More people who understand that separation of church and state is major BlueKota Jun 2024 #4

Ding, ding, ding SARose Jun 2024 #6