Georgia Gets 'Olde School'

Don't get me wrong, religion has it's selling points, but as the illustration shows, some things aren't all they're cracked up to be.

Georgia law makers know how to push the envelope. (what the hell does that phrase mean?) At any rate, back in the news: Georgia's small minds. Already famous for such gems as their State Supreme Court 'Ten Commandments' sculpture and 'Intelligent Design' curricula, Georgia goes one step further by instituting a Bible study course in public school, paid for by government tax dollars. Maybe if they instituted a U.S. Constitution study course instead, they might find that line they apparently missed about seperation of church and state.

I took a Bible course in college once, it was called "Ancient Literature."