Putting God back into schools.

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I got the idea from this article

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles...valde.html

Since God left the building, we've seen an uptick in violence and shootings.

I'm not much of a church-goer myself, never have been, but I think that having a moral compass that isn't based on whats trending on Facebook or Twitter would be a good start to eliminating so much violence.

Your thoughts?

While religion certainly is a compass and tool for moral, I see the problem sit's elsewhere.

All the time I read how shitty school systems are, especially in the US. How they indoctrinate your children with CRT and gender stuff. Now the same people seem to cry for more indoctrination?

I can't believe it! Suddenly it's the schools fault because kids can't walk straight? What about parental responsibility? How about everyone teaches their children values and moral again instead of placing them in front of a TV or a computer or a smartphone? I don't think it's a good idea to bestow that on the already failing school system.

Force indoctrination of a chosen religion can't be the solution. My argument is that the parents are responsible. When there are no parents anymore, surely there is a system in place to catch those right? I know it is here for juveniles because I went through that.

In this case, it was a 19 year old I think and my opinion is, religion can't heal or prevent such a crazy mindset, or mentally ill or just evil, however one want to call it. We know that, because pedophiles run rampant in the Catholic Church for example. Did that heal them?

While schools with religious background might provide a better environment and nurture the emphatic side, there is no guarantee it can prevent such events. I have yet to see any statistics that would support that idea.

So, a clear no from my side. It's the parents job, by all means, with every other topic the school messes around, regardless sexual education, gender, CRT or whatever, people go on barricades, now I see the same ones pleading for morality being taught in schools? That's not their job, their job is unbiased education.

No religion, no sexual education of minors, no gender art shows, no critical race theory, politics just to the extend to grasp the system. That's all the parents job to decide if they expose their children to the upper things, no matter how I agree or disagree with those topics. 

That's my opinion but if someone can show me statistics (raw data) that brings validity to the claim it's the religous teachings in those schools, then that might change my opinion. Unrelated to that, I would still say that it's the parents job.


Additional information: I am not a religion hater, I do not follow one but I believe in God, in my own ways. My daughter isn't baptized but she's now asking for it. I know she's not able to understand what it means other than that she's not baptized. I will grant that wish to her but then she also has to participate in the community. If that's what she is interested in, if she wants to go to church and pray there, I will make that possible.