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The point of schools, she added, "is not to debate religion; the point of schools is to teach children."
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I don't see why a comparitive religion course couldn't be taught at a middle school level. I think it would afford them to examine themselves and make their own decisions on their religious direction more clearly. I mean that Christianity seems to be the proverbial Pavlov's Dog of the public school system. Shove it down the kid's throat often enough and some of them will start to salivate after a while.