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The King James Bible is being removed from elementary and middle school libraries in Davis County, Utah, after a complaint that it contained passages describing sex and violence. High schools in the county will still be able to keep the scriptures on their library shelves. A three-person committee, appointed by the county school district to determine if the Bible is appropriate for students to see, found it contained vulgarity or violence, The Salt Lake City Tribune reported. ABC4 noted that Davis County School District Communications Director Christopher Williams said that...
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