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Children at Daisy Brook elementary school in Fremont, Michigan, no longer have the option to attend an off campus Bible class after a complaint was filed.
That also set off an uproar among parents, who had enrolled their child in the class: "I don't believe it was a violation of the First Amendment."

The church class wasn't on school property: "In my own opinion if you're not physically or emotionally hurt by it, I don't know why you'd make such a fuss."
Two Atheist activists who've made careers out of targeting schools, churches, the U.S. Army, even the Boys and Girls Club, targeted the school district that also tells FOX News it's reviewing the bible study class for possible reinstatement next year.
Jeff Monosso, FOX News.

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两名以针对学校，教堂，美国军队甚至是男生或女生俱乐部为业的无神论活动家这次将目光对准了这个学区，
该校区在接受本栏目采访时表示，他们目前正在反思这一圣经课程，为可能在明年恢复这一课程做准备8)+Fn!;C3R+g-;)。
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