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[why] Should Not The Bible Regain The Place It Once Held As A School Book? Its Morals Are Pure, Its Examples Captivating And Noble. The Reverence For The Sacred Book That Is Thus Early Impressed Lasts Long; And Probably If Not Impressed In Infancy, Never Takes Firm Hold Of The Mind.

All Such Men Are, Or Ought To Be, Agreed, That Simple Governments Are Despotisms; And Of All Despotisms, A Democracy, Though The Least Durable, Is The Most Violent.

We Have A Dangerous Trend Beginning To Take Place In Our Education. We're Starting To Put More And More Textbooks Into Our Schools. We've Become Accustomed Of Late Of Putting Little Books Into The Hands Of Children, Containing Fables And Moral Lessons. We're Spending Less Time In The Classroom On The Bible, Which Should Be The Principal Text In Our Schools. The Bible States These Great Moral Lessons Better Than Any Other Man-made Book.

The Rights Of Conscience, Of Bearing Arms, Of Changing The Government, Are Declared To Be Inherent In The People.

Should Not The Bible Regain The Place It Once Held As A Schoolbook? Its Morals Are Pure, Its Examples Are Captivating And Noble....in No Book Is There So Good English, So Pure And So Elegant, And By Teaching All The Same They Will Speak Alike, And The Bible Will Justly Remain The Standard Of Language As Well As Of Faith.