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Eh, I could see having a few on hand to be useful for religious studies or whatever. But they certainly don't need US legal documents in the same book...
Welp, then the Koran and the Book of Satan should be alongside. Y'allqueda needs to be reigned in.
And also a book of "This page intentionally left blank" so we atheists are properly represented. That, or a Far Side calendar. Either are acceptable to me.
Atheist Bibles are covered by ethics and science textbooks.
We simply call the subject Philosophy, in France. Ethics of science was one example of the themes we studied in my class before our scientific branch baccalauréat. Other branches would have studied other subject nearer to their interests.
Trump's complete lack of ethics could easily provide material for an entire course, I reckon.
Agreed. I studied the Koran alongside the Bible (and some other texts) in high school when we studied religions of other cultures.