Christians should be at peace with their beliefs

We read, nowadays, about parents who favour a secular, rather than a religious, education for their children. They say this allows them religious freedom of choice.

The assumption is that a non-spiritual upbringing could create a cultural void in children’s education, leaving them unequipped to make rational decisions about such topics later in life.

Perhaps it might be more beneficial if teachers could set aside time to deliver non-judgmental lectures on the rituals, beliefs, customs, and practices of a variety of Christian religions. This could enable students to decide whether to embrace either creative or scientific theories.