Texas wants to make Bible required reading
The proposal to require Texas students to read the Bible is drawing mixed reaction. Critics say the proposal violates separation of church and state and favors Christianity over other religions. Supports say Christian traditions should be reflected in public school. Alex Whittler breaks it down.
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Texas wants to make Bible required reading
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