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One Way to Curb Crime | Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond

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When faced with rising disciplinary problems in its schools, Papua New Guinea turned to a solution that may surprise some—the Bible.
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The speaker of their national parliament stated, “We need moral standards more than anything else in this nation.
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The Bible is the only source that contains those values more than any other faith document.”
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They are now working on giving every student a Bible. America’s educational system should consider following their lead.
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Biblical principles teach people to take responsibility for their actions and focus their lives on others, not on themselves.
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When applied, these morals can curb crime and change behavior more than anything else. I’m Mac Hammond, and this is the Winner’s Minute.