> Unless children are given both sides of the story - the value of bible study vs. the criticisms - and then choose to study it, then you are effectively force-feeding religion to someone in their formative years.
You assume that homeschooled kids are not given opportunity to learn both sides. And when have you found this to be the case in a public school?
Regarding "force-feeding": It's ridiculous to think that a parent's beliefs and ideas about the world/religion/culture/science/whatever would not have an impact on a child's beliefs.
You assume that homeschooled kids are not given opportunity to learn both sides. And when have you found this to be the case in a public school?
Regarding "force-feeding": It's ridiculous to think that a parent's beliefs and ideas about the world/religion/culture/science/whatever would not have an impact on a child's beliefs.