This will be a tough one to dent since it already has tens of thousands of votes, but I'm sure you can give it a little bump. The Gideons have been getting aggressive and invading high school cafeterias and leaving bibles scattered about, and AOL addresses this invasion of secular schools with a hard-hitting internet poll.
What do you think about the Bibles left on tables inside public schools?
I'm for it
58%I'm against it
28%It doesn't matter
14%Are you Christian?
Yes
75%No
16%It's personal
9%
I wonder how the people voting in favor of giving kids Bibles would feel if it had been Planned Parenthood that crashed the cafeteria to leave pamphlets about birth control?
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