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Old 15-05-2010, 10:42   #87
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Re: Do Muslim kids visit churches as part of their education?

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Originally Posted by Gary L View Post
I'd say it was the same thing.
You get taught history, and you get taught about history.

there is only one history ,there are many religions so if you say "they get taught religion" a natural response to that statement would be "which one" so schools teach "about religion" which includes all religions, it's all in the grammer not sure how old you are but when i was at school (state primary)we had morning assembly which included saying prayers and singing hymms this was counted in the compulsory religious education of each child ,this is what i would class as being "taught religion" ,when i started state comp that practice no longer happened but we still had to have compulsory R.E but it no longer included singing hymms and saying prayers but we were still taught "about religion"



That's in reply to the mother in the story. not nothing I've said.
i know , it was just a statement to the posters that seem to think that religion has been forced down this girls throat ,as a religious family (or appear to be by the type of school the girl goes to) that is not the case
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