Nope. I'm pretty sure I know what the Constitution says. There's no denying that the Bible was regularly taught in public schools and played a major role in shaping our country.

Remember the "One Nation under God" thing?... or how about this "In God We Trust." I think it's still on our money in fact.

Patrick Henry said, "The Bible is a book worth more than all other books that were ever printed." Thomas Jefferson was the first President of the Washington D.C. school board which adopted the Bible as a primary reader.

So we went from the Bible in public schools to no crosses on public land and no prayer or ten commandments in schools.

So how's that been working out for us so far?

I hear the public schools in D.C are in dandy shape these days, no shootings in over a month now.