School children in Cornwall are to be taught about paganism as part of their religious education classes for the first time.
The controversial move means that the youngsters will be taught about pagan beliefs, such as witchcraft, in addition to faiths like Christianity, Islam and Judaism.
The contentious requirements say that children should begin learning about standing stones like Stonehenge from the age of five.
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Chris Perver wrote: So let me get this straight. We must teach paganism because we can't discriminate against witches and druids, but it's alright to discriminate against Christians by banning creationism from the classroom?
Tut tut chris, are their views not to be taken into account? after all look at the benefits of how the sodomites have changed the whole world for the better! by simply changing the word Q***r to gay?. After all mate fair is fair. What about changing the word "pagan" to something much more friendly & encompassing? & then we`ll all be happy? we need to lighten-up in this day of "change we can believe in" And while we`re at it, what about changing the word Pedophile to .......
So let me get this straight. We must teach paganism because we can't discriminate against witches and druids, but it's alright to discriminate against Christians by banning creationism from the classroom?
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we need to lighten-up in this day of "change we can believe in"
