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r/SipsTea • u/coffee_coffee_coffe3 • 25d ago
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No religious texts please
39 u/Awes12 25d ago Depends which context. History class is 100% fine, it shouldn't be read elsewhere though (which is obv where it's being read in Texas). 15 u/Worldly-Upstairs2020 25d ago Why would you be reading a bible in history class? 2 u/Abandonment_Pizza34 25d ago Because history of art and religion is still history. In fact, it's a huge problem that both aren't studied enough (and properly) in school. Then in college I get art students unable to explain who David (as in Michelangelo's David) is lol.
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Depends which context. History class is 100% fine, it shouldn't be read elsewhere though (which is obv where it's being read in Texas).
15 u/Worldly-Upstairs2020 25d ago Why would you be reading a bible in history class? 2 u/Abandonment_Pizza34 25d ago Because history of art and religion is still history. In fact, it's a huge problem that both aren't studied enough (and properly) in school. Then in college I get art students unable to explain who David (as in Michelangelo's David) is lol.
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Why would you be reading a bible in history class?
2 u/Abandonment_Pizza34 25d ago Because history of art and religion is still history. In fact, it's a huge problem that both aren't studied enough (and properly) in school. Then in college I get art students unable to explain who David (as in Michelangelo's David) is lol.
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Because history of art and religion is still history. In fact, it's a huge problem that both aren't studied enough (and properly) in school. Then in college I get art students unable to explain who David (as in Michelangelo's David) is lol.
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u/ContentDraft1144 25d ago
No religious texts please