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Religion should remain in all schools

Children should be exposed to all religions , both current and past. It should be taught to them on an even basis and particular emphasis should be placed on its  history. So they will come to realise that what they hear at home and pre-selected houses of worship differs from what others hear .
 They will also come to understand that somehow mankind has conjured up scores of gods , all of them being real and the only real god ,depending on who is telling the story ,when and where  .In no time  the young ones will find for themselves what religion really represents , infantile ,mundane,MANufactured  nonsense .The alternative is home grown indoctrination and here lies the danger . This is how religion has managed to beat reason and perpetuate for ages .
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