Various #fundie theage.com.au

[on a proposal to teach voluntary religious education-equivalent classes in humanism in Victorian (Australia) primary schools.]

Where's the benefit in saying someone doesn't exist? Surely the next step is to attack those who say He does? This appears set to foster hatred of Christian churches and encourage bigotry and schoolyard bullying against other students, especially those participating in RE classes.

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THE humanist/atheist brigade will soon have the right to present its anti-God/anti-Christian doctrine in the religious education time slot in state schools.

I thought it already had its allotted sessions in the school science curriculum, where its evolutionist dogma is so forcefully entrenched that it prevents any other viewpoint from even being considered, let alone discussed.

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