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Utah parent calls Bible 'porn' in reaction to school's ban on sexually explicit books - Vimarsana News

Utah parent calls Bible 'porn' in reaction to school's ban on sexually explicit books

A Utah parent filed a request to ban the Bible from a public school because of its sexual content in the wake of state legislation prohibiting pornographic books in schools.

Utah parent demands school library remove Bible - Vimarsana News

Utah parent demands school library remove Bible

With a list citing verses from Genesis to Revelation, a Utah parent is calling for the Word of God to be removed from a high school library for being "pornographic."

Utah parent wants Bible removed from schools: 'It's pornographic' - Vimarsana News

Utah parent wants Bible removed from schools: 'It's pornographic'

God's bestseller is next up on the chopping block. A Utah parent is calling for the Bible to be banned in school districts, claiming it violates the state's 2022 law of banned book qualifications.

Source: nypost.com
Book ban lawmaker "very sad" that a parent is using his law to ban the "sex-ridden" Bible - Vimarsana News

Book ban lawmaker "very sad" that a parent is using his law to ban the "sex-ridden" Bible

The parent said that if lesser books have been banned, then the Bible, which discusses infanticide, rape, and bestiality, is not appropriate for kids.

Utah parent says Bible contains porn and should be removed from school libraries - Vimarsana News

Utah parent says Bible contains porn and should be removed from school libraries

A Utah parent wants their school district to review the Bible for inappropriate content and possibly remove it, calling it “one of the most sex-ridden books around.”

Source: sltrib.com