Année de la Bible

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L'année de la Bible fait référence aux proclamations de politiciens qui confirment (du moins dans l'esprit des signataires) que les Etats-Unis sont une nation chrétienne et que la citoyenneté devrait étudier la bible cette année pour renforcer cette fausse croyance.

Il devrait être noté qu'aucune proclamation actuelle et officielle de l'Année de la Bible n'est arrivée avant que l'établissement du groupe Moral Majority a mené des fondamentalistes auparavant apolitiques dans l'arène des politiques nationales.

Les proclamations officielles de l'Année de la Bible incluent :

1983 -- Reagan signe la proclamation 5018 à la prière nationale du déjeuner tenue le 3 février, 1983. Cette proclamation a promulgué la première Année de la Bible nationale.
1999 -- Une Année Internationale de Lecture de la Bible a été proclamé par George H.W. Bush. [1]
L'état de la Pennsylvanie a passé une loi proclamant 2012 comme l'Année de la Bible dans cet Etat.[2]

Certains fondamentalistes salivent à l'idée de nouvelles Années de la Bible dans le futur.[3]

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Références

"A Proclamation Proclamation 5018 -- Year of the Bible, 1983"
Wilson, Mary. "Lawmakers designate 'Year of the Bible' in Pa.", NewsWorks.org website (operated by public TV station WHYY), posted 30 January 2012, accessed 16 March 2012.
↑ "Proclamation 5018 | Maybe we can celebrate another “Year of the Bible” again… someday", Questioning With Boldness... website, posted 8 July 2011, accessed 16 March 2012.

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[1] "A Proclamation Proclamation 5018 -- Year of the Bible, 1983"

[2] Wilson, Mary. "Lawmakers designate 'Year of the Bible' in Pa.", NewsWorks.org website (operated by public TV station WHYY), posted 30 January 2012, accessed 16 March 2012.

[3] "Proclamation 5018 | Maybe we can celebrate another “Year of the Bible” again… someday", Questioning With Boldness... website, posted 8 July 2011, accessed 16 March 2012.