Published: March 1, 2000
Florida state law allows public high schools to offer courses in biblical history as long as the classes are "secular" and "objective." However, according to a recent report by liberal watchdog group People for the American Way, the courses are taught solely from a Christian—usually Protestant—perspective, teachers assume students are Christian, and the Bible is used in class to "promote Christian faith formation." Following are a few of the exam questions that the organization collected from the 14 county school districts that offer such courses:
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