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Atheists & Agnostics

LiberalAndProud

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Reply to NeoGreen (Original post)

Fri Apr 24, 2015, 01:24 PM

Apr 2015

There is a wall between state and religion that must be upheld. Parenting choices in things religious should be left on the other side of that wall, as unfortunate as that choice may be for the indoctrinated child.

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Statutory Spiritualism… [View all] NeoGreen Apr 2015 OP

Well, one big thing getting in the way bvf Apr 2015 #1

Because you have idiots that will argue that you therefore can't "indoctrinate" your kids into math, trotsky Apr 2015 #2

No doubt... NeoGreen Apr 2015 #3

"show the harm" trotsky Apr 2015 #4

One look at the anxiety Lordquinton Apr 2015 #9

As distasteful nil desperandum Apr 2015 #5

I don't see how you could keep parents from teaching their religion Curmudgeoness Apr 2015 #6

No. LiberalAndProud Apr 2015 #7

Thanks for all the replies... NeoGreen Apr 2015 #8

We should be focusing on letting the teachers teach Lordquinton Apr 2015 #10