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@9KJ4LFGLibertarian1yr1Y
I think that education should be privatized so Americans can choose to educate their children in schools that align with their values, including religion.
@9KKL6ND1yr1Y
Privatizing education makes it harder for people who can't afford it to get access to quality education. fund public education across the board, and dis-associate funding from local taxes (as this practice maintains wealth inequality and systemic racism)
@9KDKKCSLibertarian1yr1Y
I think religion would play a good role in English because people who pray read a lot of scriptures.
@9KHKGHQ1yr1Y
The constitution says there needs to be a separation of church and state. Religion should have little to no role in education
@9JV8HBFLibertarian 1yr1Y
I think all forms of religion should be an available subject k-12. Fundamental basics mandatory.
@9PYY2XF 11mos11MO
With an increasingly secular culture, it’s important to provide a range of ideologies to young people, and there should be unbiased teachers presenting this information.
@5GHSCDSIndependent 1yr1Y
Religion may be freely taught at home or in a private school. If it is a public school, religion should only be discussed for purely academic reasons (e.g. a history teacher stating that MLK was a Baptist preacher). However, as long as tax dollars pay for it, no school should endorse the teachings of any religious doctrine.
@9KPRNF2Libertarian1yr1Y
I believe students should be raised knowing the differences and niches of all religions and should not be pushed to any particular religion(s)
@9KG84WPLibertarian1yr1Y
Religions should be there for learning and not invoking fear.
@9JXZQZRLibertarian 1yr1Y
Religion should not play a role in government schools. However, parents should receive vouchers to send their children to the school of their choice, including religious schools.
@9KQHN44Libertarian1yr1Y
I believe that religion should play a role in religion because The Bible tells us to spread the word of Lord.
@9KN5R3DLibertarian1yr1Y
no believe that our government should have no relationship with the church at all
@9KRVGJNLibertarian1yr1Y
Keep the good values of conscience and compassion.
@9KQJL9TLibertarian1yr1Y
I feel like religion should not be forced, but be able to be openly communicated. If we can't openly communicate in certain classes about religion then were not learning everything applicable to life. You need the basics.
@9KP3933Libertarian1yr1Y
None- that’s for the family or individual to discover
@9KNP9N6Libertarian1yr1Y
I think religion should play no role in education unless it is taught outside of a public school system. Even then you shouldn't force your children to believe the same way you do and let your children explore the world. Religion is the biggest manipulation tactic that has followed us through time. Children should not be introduced to religion in public schools.
@9KK556QLibertarian1yr1Y
I think that parents should be able to tell the schools to not teach their kids a certain topic if it truly goes against their rights.
@9KG3GH8Libertarian1yr1Y
Religion should only be involved in education if the parents choose to send their children to a religious education program, if the students themselves wish to participate, or if it is embedded in a specific coursework such as philosophy or theology/religious studies.
@9KFYCCMLibertarian1yr1Y
People should be allowed to pick what religion they want in the school of their choosing.
@9KDN9J4Libertarian 1yr1Y
Religion should be involved in education at the parent’s discretion.
@9KJ2M4SLibertarian1yr1Y
Religion is an important pillar of society and having to being a safe place to practice without hate and with quiet places should be accessible and students should be able to promote what they believe.
@9KFXCVBLibertarian 1yr1Y
well religeon is a freedom of your choice if it is in schools then its in schools if your faith is strong other faths should not interfere with your belifes
@9KCSF8GLibertarian1yr1Y
It should not, church and state should not be apart of each other, just as the founding fathers have said.
@9KCKLQSLibertarian1yr1Y
I think religion should play a very small role in education because not everyone believes in the same thing and probably doesn't like someone else's religion shoved down their throat.
@9KNS4DTLibertarian1yr1Y
Leave it out of public schools, but it should be in the household.
@9KN6H6BLibertarian1yr1Y
I believe this should be taught and described to children however not forced and be a choice of family.
@9KM3NS2Libertarian1yr1Y
none, religion is outside the bounds of what a general education system should care to discuss.
@9KHRC5FLibertarian 1yr1Y
religion should be taught separately to those who don't have interest in it. No kid should be forced into a religion, but no kid should be forced NOT to be in a religion.
@9KNP7Q4Libertarian1yr1Y
We should learn about religions, but not force anyone to believe anything. People need to be educated.
@9KJYLPSLibertarian1yr1Y
i think students should be exposed to as many religions as possible to show them what everyone believes and how other cultures function but, it shouldn't favor one over the other
@9KJM868Libertarian1yr1Y
Prayer should be allowed and taught in all schools or a class strictly for religion. Whether a child believes in a higher power or GOD is their right to choose their religion, but they may not know much about it. Or believe but live in a household that does not.
@87RZLZKLibertarian8mos8MO
Many faiths have "Sunday school," leave the weekdays are for learning life skills. As ethics and being a functional and respectful member of society are not synonymous with the faithful, I think it's an outside life education and personal choice.
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