The ACLJ has again successfully defended the Bible in public schools.
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The following is part 2 of episode 513: A young child, who is in fourth grade, routinely enjoyed reading from his Bible during recess. The principal of the school, however, confiscated his Bible and told him that he was no longer allowed to read from it. The child was also prohibited from meeting with other Christians during recess to discuss their religious beliefs.
We discuss how the ACLJ intervened. Read more here.
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