[bots]

This is about education, not religion. What the mother is doing is trying to exclude her children from religion putting her kids at a disadvantage in their educational maturity. Better to let them attend, but put her own views on it as they learn.

Silly woman

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

This is about education, not religion. What the mother is doing is trying to exclude her children from religion putting her kids at a disadvantage in their educational maturity. Better to let them attend, but put her own views on it as they learn.

Silly woman

Indeed

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

This is about education, not religion. What the mother is doing is trying to exclude her children from religion putting her kids at a disadvantage in their educational maturity. Better to let them attend, but put her own views on it as they learn.

Silly woman

Exactly, these parents are depriving their children of experiences with their peers, visiting a mosque is not going to turn them into Muslims anymore than visiting Buckingham Palace will make them Royal

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

This is about education, not religion. What the mother is doing is trying to exclude her children from religion putting her kids at a disadvantage in their educational maturity. Better to let them attend, but put her own views on it as they learn.

Silly woman

Yep pretty ignorant of her really

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

This is about education, not religion. What the mother is doing is trying to exclude her children from religion putting her kids at a disadvantage in their educational maturity. Better to let them attend, but put her own views on it as they learn.

Silly woman

I agree.

Also I have come across many people who have no religious belief at all but who can admire the architecture and indeed history of Church buildings and monasteries too.