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NEW YORK — An interfaith group released
\n a new textbook yesterday aimed at teaching public high school students
\n about the Bible while avoiding legal and religious disputes.<\/p>\n
The nonprofit Bible Literacy Project of Fairfax, Va., spent five years
\n and $2 million developing ”The Bible and Its Influence."<\/p>\n
The textbook, introduced during a Washington news conference, won initial
\n endorsements from specialists in literature, religion, and church-state
\n law.<\/p>\n
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\n Bible<\/a> still has too much God
\n in it for your taste, you can try this completely Religion-free Bible Book,
\n which appearantly explains and describes the Bible without advocating actually
\n believing in any of it. A tricky task for the textbook Talleyrands.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n reaches the classroom, that it is taught in a unit that gives equal time
\n to the Torah, the Quoran, and the Egyptian Book of the Dead.<\/em><\/p>\n