LittleNipper
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I suspect a lot more teachers will leave if asked to teach that Darwin was wrong, and other crap some states have put into their curriculum.
Actually, I believe you are entirely wrong. My wife is a teach at a Christian school and what she likes is the ability to openly discuss topics from many different points of view without having to apologize. Yes, she speaks of the Bible and God, but the class is open to discuss Darwinism. The students get a much broader point of view and many do get turned on to science because they do not feel that scientists have all the answers and everything is cut and dry. Also, religious literature is just as easy to discuss as is secular. And children are encouraged to look at what the author has written from both a secular and biblical point of view... Public school teachers are constantly fighting a NARROW system (unless the school is very progressive). But the Public school teacher has to separate his/herself from his/her personal religious values and this is very difficult ----- especially when observing the obvious results of religious detatchment on a daily bases among the students who might be helped otherwise.