This is the exact approach I've taken with my Children. I agree that they're too young for it, similar to porn. They are in their formative years and that's not the time to introduce them to faith-based ideas as the answers to things. I dont think it needs to be "legally" restricted, but based on the Parents' decision.No, you are wrong. And yes you are missing everything. What should be eliminated is the religious indoctrination of children before they are taught about the realities of what is possible or impossible in this world. They need to first have a sound education in scientific discoveries, literary techniques of instruction, critical thinking, and the natural history of the world, to avoid thought and behavioral disorders and any number of mental health issues.If it is bad as everyone says it is the logical conclusion would be to eliminate it. Right? Am I missing something?There is no ‘opposition to religion’ on USMB.
No one advocates for religion to be ‘eliminated.’
I think it should be restricted like porn and for the same reason.
My position is that if a grown adult wants to throw their mind in the trash after they received an education, they should have every right to do so.
It's better to say that "I dont know" than to fill in the blank.
Many converts who grew up in the Faith but left it as an adult describe the difficulty of leaving due to the cognitive bias it gave them as a child. Things stick deep, in the formative years, and can effect being rational as an adult.