[nasxbrtyol]

"There's no reason for it being read"

(as part of the argument to ban it)

[allmyflights]

There is cursing in the Bible too. And murder. And sex. And firemen, in at least one instance (I'm assuming someone put out the burning bush).

[Efksqhyu]

Originally posted by Wiglaf
And firemen, in at least one instance (I'm assuming someone put out the burning bush).

[gortusbig]

Originally posted by Wiglaf
There is cursing in the Bible too. And murder. And sex. And firemen, in at least one instance (I'm assuming someone put out the burning bush).

[pavilionnotebook]

"MOSES...I AM WHAT I...WTF?" (wee-eeooh wee-ooh) (spray spray)

(shzzzzz...)

"Err..Lord? Lord are you still there?"

and thus ended God.

[Cyzkrahu]

What is worse than a burning bible?

A bible collecting dust. At least the burners have made their choice.

[fectsnanteemy]

I was pretty sure CS Lewis was Catholic.

Ok, I looked it up...Anglican/Episcopal....same thing.

[spaxiaroorbes]

No - not at all.

[defenderfors]

But will the school board?

[kilibry]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
"There's no reason for it being read"

(as part of the argument to ban it) Neither of them actually read it. Typical.

[RadcliffXX]

drose, yeah, shows you the influence and responsibility of parenting. That guy is destroying young life and brain. "they can decide for themselves when they grow up" isnt' an argument and people who are going to use it should be lined up and shot in the head, death provided execution style.

[dXI9XFOA]

Goddamn I hate my state sometimes. More the people then anything else but at least the local news caught on. ***** probably couldn't understand the significance of that book and it's themes and meanings if it bit into her enormous posterior.

Funny how she has a problem with the bible being burned in a piece of literature but seems to have no problem with being a fat gluttonous slob. I guess for her, only a few commandments apply.

[GrileVege]

Yeah I always get a kick when I read that someone banned Farenheit 451.