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Texas

SARose

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3. Not in Texas

Reply to CrispyQ (Reply #1)

Wed Jun 5, 2024, 10:59 AM

Jun 2024

Our Southern Baptist, Apostolic and Evangelical brothers and sisters in Christ (supposedly) are more than happy to indoctrinate our kiddos in THEIR religious beliefs.

What about the rest of us? Mainline Protestants, Catholics, Jews, and Muslims? I guess we don’t count.

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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