Conservapedia:Is the US educational system biased against the teaching of Christianity?
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YES
Philip J. Rayment said,
- I'm amused by your comment about the Christian faith being weak; what does that say about evolution, that can't survive without it being taught without question in the education system?
NO
Arctic Nation said,
- The fact that religion is not taught in public schools has nothing to do with the fact that a disproportionate amount of scientists do not believe in God. Rather, it suggests that the Christian faith is sufficiently weak that it cannot survive without any extra teaching beside church/sunday school.
Nope, it's biased against the teaching of any religion. As a teacher, I could no more read out loud from the bible than I could hold prayers to Allah, Buddha, or any other diety. Kids can read the bible and pray all they want, though. Czolgolz 08:55, 17 April 2007 (EDT)