Haven't the libs already created an environment that if you have a Bible on your desk at work someone can claim religious harassment? I think I remember reading an article where this had happened.
From another website...
3. BOOK BAN: CAMPAIGN MAILING SAYS LIBERALS WILL BAN THE BIBLE.
According to the NY Times, the Republican Party acknowledges mass
mailings warning residents of Arkansas and West Virginia that
"liberals" seek to ban the Bible. I was, of course, shocked, and
immediately called Valery Messalina, the only liberal I know.
"Why," I asked, "do you want to ban the Bible?" "This isn't the
sort of book you want to leave around where children might read
it," she replied. "It's full of stories of incest and rape, and
worse. As a mother, I want to keep it out of our country."
Public school teachers have been fired for just having a Bible at school and/or reading it TO THEMSELVES at lunch or recess. And I remember cases of children being punished for writing a Bible story at school.
Actually the flier is quite accurate. Obviously the Bible won't be banned in peoples' homes [yet] but it certainly is banned at schools and in public discourse. And what about the 10 Commandments? They're illegal to post anywhere in public now.
"Haven't the libs already created an environment that if you have a Bible on your desk at work someone can claim religious harassment? I think I remember reading an article where this had happened."
Nope...you're incorrect. You can take a Bible to work. You cannot preach to your fellow employees, though, unless it is permitted by your employer and other employees don't object.
During non-work hours, many companies provide space for Bible study groups.
Please check your facts.