Donald Trump on Monday tweeted his support for measures — in a handful of states — to teach Bible literacy classes in public schools, as the Hill reports. And while on its face the move seems to be a patently-obvious violation of the Constitution's Establishment Clause, which says that the government cannot endorse any religion, the idea actually has some merit. If — and that's a huge if — it's done correctly.
The history of the United States of America is inextricably tied to that of Europe. After all, it was European explorers who first mapped out the New World, and it was European settlers who by-and-large populated what would later become the U.S.
European history is, in itself, inextricably linked to Christianity and to the Bible.
