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Religious scholars say risks outweigh benefits of Texas Bible curriculum

While some thinkers and columnists have argued that reading the Bible and other religious texts can help students understand classic literature and U.S. history, religious scholars who teach the Bible say that while they agree, Texas' new curriculum is more about promoting Christianity.

"The potential for abuse is extreme."

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