A heated debate is brewing in the US Senate campaign trail as advocacy groups are pushing back against a Democratic candidate's remarks that Bible-related education in public schools amounts to "propaganda." The candidate's comments have sparked outrage among conservative Christians, who argue that the Bible is an integral part of American history and culture. Critics are accusing the candidate of attempting to erase the country's spiritual heritage, while supporters claim the candidate is simply advocating for a more secular approach to education. As the election season heats up, the controversy is likely to fuel a wider discussion about the role of faith in public education.
Advocacy groups push back on Democratic U.S. Senate candidate's claims that bible-related education is 'propaganda'
