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Texas Requires Bible Passages in Public School Curriculum

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Texas schools will now include Bible passages as required reading.
Critics argue this infringes on religious freedoms.
The decision raises concerns about the separation of church and state.
Over five million public school students will be affected by this new requirement.
Supporters claim it promotes moral values among students.

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Texas schools will now include Bible passages as required reading.
Critics argue this infringes on religious freedoms.
The decision raises concerns about the separation of church and state.
Over five million public school students will be affected by this new requirement.
Supporters claim it promotes moral values among students.

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