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Bible Verse Used To Reject Ban On Physical Punishment For Disabled Students
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Oklahoma’s House of Representatives recently failed to pass a bill that would have prohibited corporal punishment against students with disabilities. Republican state representative John Talley sponsored the bill to bar schools from using physical punishment to discipline students with disabilities; however, such discipline against students with no disabilities would still be allowed. The bill failed to reach the 51 votes needed to pass the bill. Some Republicans who opposed the ban used the Bible to justify their stance. In a video shared on Twitter, Republican state representative Jim Olsen was heard quoting the Bible as he voted to reject the bill. "The rod and reproof give wisdom. But a child left to himself bringeth his mother to shame," Olsen said, quoting Proverbs 29:15.
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Bible Verse Used to Reject Ban on Physical Punishment for Disabled Students
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