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Old 13-05-2010, 14:57   #7
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Re: Do Muslim kids visit churches as part of their education?

The schools response was ott, no teachers present to look after the kids? What? Was this an entire school outing? Could they not participate in other classes in other years?
Why not agree that if the parents want their children to miss out on the oppertunity, then they can be given home/course work to be completed by the next day and are the responsibility of the petty parents.

As for your other question Gary, yes, Muslim children do visit churches and synagogues as part of their education.
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