The view that religion should be in schools, is a view usually put across by people of faith, and is not a general view. One seldom finds the opposite view presented you dont hear people asking for humanists schools. Certainly in the UK, where there has never been an issue of separation of church and state, and where religion has/was always an aspect of all national life. It has seldom been an issue where …showed first 75 words of 349 total…

…showed last 75 words of 349 total…be seen as worse than no teaching to some teachers. This is the only argument I have ever seen voiced by some religious leaders regarding the teaching of religion in schools. Also, some religious leaders would rather have no religion taught, instead of an eclectic mixture of religions taught, which put no emphasis on any particular one as actually being "true", as dangerous, and leading to moral relativism. So, some religious leaders oppose multi-faith education.