News Articles on Two Different Bible Curricula Available Nationwide for Public Schools

National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools - Greensboro, NC
NCBCPS Introduces Electronic Version of Curriculum Delta school to teach Bible as English elective Bible Classes Set for Three Lubbock High Schools Alabama Adopts New Textbook for Academic Study of the Bible Texas to Teachers: Bible Will Be Taught Chuck Norris: Bringing the Bible back into schools (WorldNet Daily) Seven Georgia School Districts Follow Recommendation of Legislature NCBCPS responds to second round of attacks by liberal Texas group Actor Chuck Norris and wife Gena join NCBCPS Board Public Schools Adopting Bible Curriculum - Yours Can Too!

National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools - Greensboro, NC

Bible Literacy Project - Front Royal, VA
War rages over accuracy of Bible curriculum - from WorldNet Daily The deception of the Bible Literacy Project - from WorldNet Daily Communitarian Heresy in the Classroom You Are Known By What You Say and the Company You Keep! Dr D James Kennedy on the BLP Textbook Dr John Hagee Writes About Bible Literacy Project Textbook Media's "Go-To" Man on Religion in Public Schools Has Confict of Interest BLP Textbook Contains Anti-Biblical Material Withdrawal of Bible Literacy Project Endorsement By Paul M Weyrich VP Southern Baptist Convention Still Says No to Bible Literacy Project

Bible Literacy Project - Front Royal, VA

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Dr. J Randall Price

Academic Degrees:
Th.M. in Hebrew and Semitic Languages from the Dallas Theological Seminary in Dallas, Texas, and Ph.D. in Middle Eastern and Asian Literature and Languages from the University of Texas at Austin. I have done post-graduate work in ancient history and archaeology at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem (1979-1980) and have been a part of archaeological teams conducting excavations at Tel Yin'am in the Galilee (Israel), Qumran (Israel), and have also performed ceramic analysis for the Tel Yin'am excavation at the Israeli Antiquities Authority in Jerusalem (Israel).

I have carefully examined the curriculum prepared by the National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools (NCBCPS) identified as Bible I and Bible II and consider said curriculum to be well-drafted and free of any denominational or sectarian Christian bias.

I further believe that said curriculum has the secular purpose and primary effect of acquainting students with early world history and culture, and familiarizing them with the Bible and its effects upon history, law, government, literature, art, music, and culture of the world in general, an particularly of western civilization and the United States. I know that the Bible contains much history and that this history is well presented in this NCBCPS curriculum.

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