Ever since I announced that Oklahoma’s public schools would incorporate the Bible into academic curricula for the upcoming school year, my plan has been met with criticism, hysteria, and vitriol from all the usual suspects — leftist union bosses, anti-religious activists, and woke politicians.
Now those forces are massing around a lawsuit to try to stop the Bible from being taught in classrooms.
To fully understand the history of the United States and to grasp the meaning of our founding is an impossible task without a baseline understanding of the Judeo-Christian Bible.
Whether or not one accepts it as the inspired word of God, the Bible nonetheless is a passport to an intellectual world of goodness, beauty, and historical impact.
And this is the last thing that the radical left wants.
There is nothing unconstitutional about teaching the Bible. Its presence in government schools has been under assault by the Supreme…
