Does the Bible have a place in public schools?
by Seema Mehta There is broad agreement across the social, political and religious spectrum, and most important the Supreme Court, that the Bible can be taught in public schools. But battles are raging in statehouses, schools and courtrooms over how to teach but not to preach. As the number of these classes increases across the nation, civil libertarians, religious minorities and others fear that Bible lessons cloaked in the guise of academia may provide cover for proselytizing in public schools.
Los Angeles Times, 8/5/2007