Texas makes Bible passages required reading for millions of public school students

Texas has introduced a new statewide reading list requiring Bible passages for over five million public school students, sparking controversy over the separation of church and state. Critics argue that this move breaches constitutional principles, while supporters claim it’s a way to promote moral education. This decision has reignited debates about the role of religious texts in public education, raising questions about the balance between religious freedom and secular governance. The implications could influence similar policies across other states and affect the broader dialogue on education and religious freedom.