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6 hours ago, sime42 said:

 

Sounds great. The sooner that children get exposed to different cultures, languages, races, religions, cuisines etc,  the better. It can only broaden their horizons and aid development. Anything else is a disadvantage, in a multicultural world.

That’s a reasonable assumption with western kids but extremely naive at the same time, if it works both ways then fine. . Try exposing a Muslim child to a different religions at school  and then see the reaction and consequences. 

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2 hours ago, Johnsond said:

That’s a reasonable assumption with western kids but extremely naive at the same time, if it works both ways then fine. . Try exposing a Muslim child to a different religions at school  and then see the reaction and consequences. 

 

Weird... because they are exposed to all in general schools. Try getting a Catholic school to accept a Muslim child and cater for their specific needs - same as getting a Muslim school to do the same for a Catholic

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29 minutes ago, Steven P said:

 

Weird... because they are exposed to all in general schools. Try getting a Catholic school to accept a Muslim child and cater for their specific needs - same as getting a Muslim school to do the same for a Catholic

Try getting a Catholic school to cater for the specific needs of a child with a secular outlook!

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🤷‍♂️for those among you who yearn for this multicultural paradise. 

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3 minutes ago, sime42 said:

Try getting a Catholic school to cater for the specific needs of a child with a secular outlook!

Try not sending them there in the first place 🤷‍♂️. What would be the specific needs for this child with the outlook you describe. 

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8 minutes ago, sime42 said:

Try getting a Catholic school to cater for the specific needs of a child with a secular outlook!

 

We did, wasn't happening. 'secular' isn't going to make some choke into their cornflakes as much as 'Muslim' would for a post first thing in the morning, far more amusing.

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27 minutes ago, Steven P said:

 

We did, wasn't happening. 'secular' isn't going to make some choke into their cornflakes as much as 'Muslim' would for a post first thing in the morning, far more amusing.

🤔Pretty sure parents have the option to remove kids from RE lessons in the UK if they choose . 

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