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Seperation of church and state was considered very important by the founding fathers, I am going to guess they know quite a bit more about what is good for society than you do.

Teach your religions on your own time.

Seperation of church and state is not in the constitution, it is part of a ruling by the supreme court as a possible interpretation of the law

The founding fathers, whom where almost a vast majority Christian, didn't want the State establishing a church, but in all honesty, I don't think they meant to prevent the church from establishing laws, if it holds a majority vote, etc.

I personally think Religion shouldn't be taught in schools, but then I also think if a group of students want to hold a religious gathering, that they should have full state funding to do so. I also don't think evolution should be taught either nor big bang theory, since they are a full-blow theory that has several massive issues with its formulation that still need to be fixed (and imho are impossible to fix because of the inherent flaws of the theory)

Of course, Seperation of church and state is preached in public schools as part of the constitution, as it is inherent to it, when in fact, it is merely a possible interpretation of the law that several past judges took, a future ruling could easily overrule that law.

/sigh public schools