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AtheistCrusader

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13. Oh I absolutely don't want the state to meddle there.
Tue Nov 11, 2014, 04:34 PM
Nov 2014

That would be horrible. Enough people already view the state not allowing pro-religious instruction (First amendment issue for public schools) as the converse; active secular indoctrination. That alone has blowback issues.

And, it would violate the First Amendment in my opinion.

I think it might be a little late to teach skepticism for that purpose in schools, but, better than nothing, and it applies to everything we do as a society, implications far beyond religion/not religious.

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