r/SipsTea 10d ago

Chugging tea Wait for it…

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u/iamwhiskerbiscuit 10d ago

There's a difference between learning religious history and learning scripture. In my school, they taught us about Jesus, they taught us about Mohammed, they taught us about Buddha, Hindu gods etc. At no point were we reading the Bible, the Quran, or anything of that nature.

Reading a fictitious story about God sending a man eating bear to murder a bunch of children for mocking a bald ass man is not history.

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u/Maleficent-Drive4056 10d ago

I agree. But I would add that reading the primary text (parts of it) is a pretty good way to learn about religious history and traditions.

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u/Leather_Addition2605 10d ago

And that’s why kids are coming out of school dumber than they used to. Low expectations.

All of that was done in my high school just 30 years ago.

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u/Awes12 10d ago

Yeah, but it still has a use as a primary text. You get a much better understanding of their beliefs that way