Why can't kids read Bibles in school but they can in prison?

How many kids are in prison? :VeryScared:

I'm still waiting for an answer to the question: "When did it become illegal to read a bible in school? Can you point me to a specific law or judicial case?"

[crickets chirping]

I stayed in a Japanese hotel in San Francisco and they had The Way of the Tao in the drawer. When I stay in a hotel, the first thing I do when I get to the room is take the drawer bible and put it outside the door of the room like a used room service tray.

pineinthegrass wrote: How many kids are in prison? :VeryScared:

SADLY, WAY Too Many...

Soulshiner wrote: I stayed in a Japanese hotel in San Francisco and they had The Way of the Tao in the drawer. When I stay in a hotel, the first thing I do when I get to the room is take the drawer bible and put it outside the door of the room like a used room service tray.

Wow, that is an aggresive athiest move. More angry?

Not angry, just countering the aggressive christian move that put it in the room in the first place.

Soulshiner wrote: Not angry, just countering the aggressive christian move that put it in the room in the first place.

and making more work for the maids.

who are no doubt working there illegally.

There are prison chaplains and chaplains in police departments as well as chaplains in fire departments... where's the outrage that the public is spending salary money for these chaplains in public/government organizations?

neptunechimney wrote:

Soulshiner wrote: Not angry, just countering the aggressive christian move that put it in the room in the first place.

and making more work for the maids.

I'll bet it's a big strain to pick up a book and put it back in the drawer...