Forcing people to believe in something against their will is not democratic: "separtion of church and State" ensured that both secular and religious have their own school divisons (Public and Private) of which both receive government support (the four core subjects are the main curriculum in both so that all students receive an equal education).
Besides the important fact that the Hebrews did not write the Bible; early Canaanites brought their stories from ancient Mesopotamia (Cuneiform): Sumerian (The Epic of Gilgamesh), Akkadian (Atra-Hasis), and the Babylonian Creation Myth (Enuma Elish). And those clearly reveal a lack of Bible chronology, Noah and Moses are the same stories.
Forcing people to believe in something against their will is not democratic: "separtion of church and State" ensured that both secular and religious have their own school divisons (Public and Private) of which both receive government support (the four core subjects are the main curriculum in both so that all students receive an equal education).
Besides the important fact that the Hebrews did not write the Bible; early Canaanites brought their stories from ancient Mesopotamia (Cuneiform): Sumerian (The Epic of Gilgamesh), Akkadian (Atra-Hasis), and the Babylonian Creation Myth (Enuma Elish). And those clearly reveal a lack of Bible chronology, Noah and Moses are the same stories.