About two months ago, an attempt surfaced within a school in my county. The attempt was to make a class, which would be an elective, that consisted of the teaching of how the Bible influenced history and literature. Yes, with it being elective, students and parents have a choice whether or not it's suitable to take or not. So, they do have the choice to not partake in the class, and thus it not being forced onto them.

But the verdict of the class was shot down, but barley. It had a verdict of 3-3. But it just so happens to hit the local news again. Apparently the same people that voted for it, are pushing for it again.

Now, my standpoint on this issue would be that I would have to vote "no". I feel as though it doesn't need to be brought back into schools, we're managing fine without it. With the creation of this class, will bring a slue of other retaliation from dis-believers, parents, etc.

Of course this is in the "Rant" section, so my rant has to be. Why create a class that will spark a retaliation? It's bound to happen, due to not everyone believing in the Bible. I also feel as though, if they can have a Bible class, in all fairness they should create classes that covers all religions, such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Satanism etc.

After hearing about it for the second time, it brought up some past rage that I had the first go around. We're in the world now, where you can't single a certain group out, otherwise other groups will be offended and stir up even more hatred.