Do Christian’s children enter the classroom with preconceived perceptions that

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inhibit the education process? I think they do. I think these poor children are programmed to believe the equivalent of perceiving a round shape as square then when they get to basic geometry, the teacher tells them, “That’s not a square, that’s a circle” and then the kid goes, “No! God said in his book that that shape is a circle!” To me, perceiving a square as a circle is exactly equivalent to believing that the universe is 6000 years old, Noah’s Ark is a true story and evolution is false. These are things that children born to Christians are regularly programmed to believe. Can you see how the education process is made that much more difficult because of this and therefore, society itself is weakened due to low levels of education?
Sorry, Christians' children...my bad.
 
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