Tennessee Governor Vetoes Bible Bill

Apr 15, 2016 14:11

Gov. Bill Haslam vetoed a bill that would have made the Bible the official state book

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam (R) vetoed a bill that would have made the Bible his state’s official book.

On April 5, the state Senate voted 19-8 to approve a bill making the Bible the state book. Haslam expressed “some personal reservations” about the bill, ( Read more... )

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sayuridoll April 15 2016, 20:24:43 UTC
If his veto gets overturned....

What's even the point of having the bible as an official state book?

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antrazi April 15 2016, 21:16:22 UTC
“Our founders recognized that when the church and state were combined, it was the church that suffered in the long run,” he wrote.???

No, that is not only untrue, it was not the reason why your founders did that.

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tabaqui April 16 2016, 03:01:53 UTC
Just what I was thinking!

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blackjedii April 15 2016, 23:13:10 UTC
U know if the Bible was the official book...

- no shrimp allowed so all teh Red Lobsters will go out of business
- no Polyester so goodbye 90% of department store business
- u would have Craigslist 4 Daughters so you could buy / sell your precious baby girl
- no football because no pig skin
- all the optometrists would go out of business bc you cannot look at the lord without good eyesight
- all televangelism would be banned bc you should trust not those who pray on the street but go speak to god in your own closet

best part?

BRING BACK PUBLIC STONINGS!!!

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