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Debate Score:28
Arguments:26
Total Votes:43
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Should the Bible be taught in schools?

Yes.

Side Score: 11
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No.

Side Score: 17
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I think the Bible should definately be taught in schools. Taking Jesus and the Bible out of schools, is why we as Americans have so many problems.

Side: Yes.
Nom_Chomsky(846) Disputed Banned
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Taking Jesus and the Bible out of schools, is why we as Americans have so many problems.

You have so many problems because your culture is insane.

And your culture is insane because of Jesus.

People who should be walking around with the capacity to form rational thoughts are instead high on a regressive form of populism based on the literal interpretation of folklore.

Side: No.
YLY1996(142) Disputed
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And we're insane for turning our backs on Jesus, and the Bible............................................................................................................

Side: Yes.
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It should be taught as an example of how you really, truly, catastrophically, fuck a society up. You take advantage of the human desire for understanding and distort it into a highly contagious mental illness.

Side: No.

Every community in America should have the freedom to choose if they want to start the school day with a Prayer, or display religious symbols during holidays, etc.

But there should never be a Federal law that would force all public schools to "teach" one religion. That would be a Theocracy and something the Constitution does not support.

What would happen if the President of the US were a Muslim and wanted to force every school to teach Islam?

The hypocrisy from the Left, allows for a Federal Government to try and force their secularist LGBTQ agendas onto all public schools, while denying the freedom to have a simple prayer if the people in that community so choose.

The double standards from the Democrat Party are truly pathetic.

A simple prayer at beginning of school days is not teaching a specific religion. It is asking God to protect the children, and giving thanks for the blessings we all enjoy on this earth.

Each child would have the freedom to be silent, or pray along. It forces nothing on the children, and if done in a respectful manner, would not offend kids from other religions.

When we separated any mention of our Christian heritage from ALL communities, we censored the moral values this nation desperately needs today.

Side: No.
seanB(950) Disputed
1 point

The kids ought to decide for themselves. Hold a morning prayer for people who want to attend it. Let the others who don't, skip it.

Side: Yes.
FromWithin(8241) Disputed
1 point

Parents should decide these issues. Kids don't even think about such things.

Side: No.
Nom_Chomsky(846) Disputed Banned
0 points

Every community in America should have the freedom to choose if they want to start the school day with a Prayer

What you are proposing is the precise opposite of freedom you lamentably evil bastard. You are proposing to forcefully indoctrinate innocent children (whose imaginations are already huge) with a completely unscientific version of reality that contradicts just about every aspect of the modern world. You are just a fucking nasty little failure who lacks the courage to face reality without the prospect of some kind of golden ticket. As pathetic as that is, I defend your right to your own choice. What I will never defend is you proposing to force this same cowardice down the throats of innocent children and label it freedom.

Side: Yes.
excon(18260) Disputed
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Every community in America should have the freedom to choose if they want to start the school day with a Prayer, or display religious symbols during holidays, etc.....

Each child would have the freedom to be silent, or pray along. It forces nothing on the children, and if done in a respectful manner, would not offend kids from other religions

Hello From:

Let's assume your community voted to have Muslim prayers every morning.. Even if done in a respectful manner, would YOU be offended if YOUR kids were forced to stand by while MUSLIM prayers were being spoken???

Of course, you would.. Who the fuck do you think you're kidding?

excon

Side: Yes.
Amarel(5669) Clarified
2 points

If a school had even one Muslim student, I would be surprised if they didn’t have time set aside for their religious requirements.

Side: Yes.
FromWithin(8241) Disputed
1 point

If you were not such a deceptive joke, you would have already admitted that I support school choice whereby parents can choose a school that does not say a prayer. The vast majority of schools would probably never say a Prayer.

It's called freedom to choose, something you only support when it comes to killing unborn babies for any reason, even late term viable babies!

Our nation is a majority Christian nation, and the likelihood of communities having a majority Muslim population would be rare, and thanks to people like Trump we are not allowing possible Muslim terrorists into our nation as Europe has done. Islam is now Europes's leading religion in many areas!

If that happens here, our nation would be already dead. But your words are what the Left uses as scare tactics to keep Christians from standing up for our religious freedoms guaranteed by the constitution.

Side: No.
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Let's assume your community voted to have Muslim prayers every morning.. Even if done in a respectful manner, would YOU be offended if YOUR kids were forced to stand by while MUSLIM prayers were being spoken???

Nope. If I were in a majority Muslim area, I'd respect it or move. If a Christian voted on prayer bothers you, Pakistan is right there with incoming flights. Hop on.

Side: No.
outlaw60(15368) Disputed
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SUPER STUPID you LOVE you some MOOSLIMES and they are out to eliminate the JEWS !

Side: No.