unfortunately...this has been long proven false. Rachel was outside the school and was shot along with another boy as the two murderers were entering the school..rachel and the other boy, Richard Castaldo, were sitting outside on a hill by the entrance and were gunned down...the other is also false..D. Klebold (one of the murderers) asked another girl who was sitting outside of one of the desks in the library if she believed in God..she said “yes”..he asked why to which she replied something like “because that is how I was brought up”..Dylan just laughed at her and walked away..probably because he was still in shock from breaking his own nose due to the recoil of one of his guns after shooting and killing the girl under the desk who many attribute the ‘God Question’ to...due to the confusion survivors had attributed it to Cassie Bernall (the girl killed under the desk) but she was already dead when Kleboled asked the question to the other girl, Valeen Schnurr. “Authorities” have let it go, in a sense, as the initial reports of Cassie saying “yes” to Klebold’s question gave an ailing community Hope in a time of grief. I have spent the last 10 years researching Columbine. A major misconception is that Dylan and Eric target certain groups, religions, etc. That is VERY false...they wanted to kill every and anyone they could...the initial plan was to kill 500 in the cafeteria with homeade propane bombs and cocktails and gun down survivors as they fled...when the bombs failed to go off, they entered the school and began manually doing the killings. Attributing any reason other than insanity and madness to why these animals did that is to miss what truly happened.
RIP to the 12 students and 1 teacher murdered by sick cowards on 4/20/99
Nothing you have pointed out in any way precludes that they were in fact asked if they were Christian. I know one student said Rachel was asked as he said so on TV and I saw him say it. Another student who was nearby said he didn’t hear that but that doesn’t prove anything. Just that he didn’t hear that conversation doesn’ mean it didn’t happen.