It’s Coming Back

and

It’s your Constitutional RIGHT!

Student’s rights have been denied!

For information on how to get the Bible taught as a course in your school contact

National Council

on

Bible Curriculum in Public Schools

1. To equip the student with a fundamental understanding of the important literary forms contained in the Bible, as well as people and symbols often referred to in literature, art, and music;

2. To equip the student with a fundamental understanding of the influence of the Bible on history, law, American community life and culture;

3. To give insight into the world views of America's Founding Fathers and to understand the Biblical influences on their views on human rights;

4. To provide greater knowledge of Middle-Eastern history, geography, religion and politics; and

5. To inform the students of the importance of religion in world and national history, without imposing the doctrine of any particular religious sect.