re: #92 ProUSA

Agreed. I went to public school. In high school I took a “mythology” class which taught the religions around the world — not as truth, but as what people believed. I always thought the title “mythology” was potentially offensive to those who were of those religions, but we learned a lot. The teacher was highly qualified with advanced degrees in theology. We did not learn about Christianity though.

My politicians don’t have to be scientists, and they can believe in creationism if they want. But, they shall not ram it down the throats of public school disguised as science.

“Comparative Religion” is a better term.