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@9KQTFJYWomen’s Equality1yr ago

It shouldn't have a role regardless! I'm in school to learn about how to do math and science, not some religion bs.

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 @9KV9V9Y from Louisiana  disagreed…1yr1Y

You're in school to learn how to be a critical thinking, educated, productive member of society. Learning about religion will broaden your world view and, as long as it is not pushed on you, only has positive benefits. In a place you go to learn things, you should be learning about the single most powerful organizations in the world. Whether or not you are religious, you need to understand why others are, and how their religion impacts their views.

 @9KVBBQ2 from Ohio  agreed…1yr1Y

History of different religions could be an elective or someone's major but allowing the religion itself to dictate anything about education policy is wrong.

 @9KVM2XVRepublican from Maryland  agreed…1yr1Y

You're not allowed to push one religion, especially in school and student don't wanna be pushed into something they don't believe in.

 @9KV99WP from Oregon  disagreed…1yr1Y

In public education religion must have a role, at the very least social studies courses so students can have a basic understanding of religion, morals, and how they effect societal structure and government.

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