Do you think students need to learn religion subject on the class ?
By moto47
@moto47 (555)
Indonesia
January 19, 2007 5:22pm CST
Lately, schools have ignored te importance of including the religion subject into teir curriculum, they are more focusing on science or . I think this subject has important role in the students' daily life, the point of teaching may prevent criminals, stress, or bad behavior to the students. So, do you think this kind of subject should be an obligation to the schools ?
4 responses
@VanessaOwL (342)
• Brazil
28 Jan 07
I think it isn't important... learn something about religion you can do it in a church or in your own home with your familly or with your friends in anywhere.... but not at the school.
I had Studied in a Catholic School for all my life. I learned a lot of things about this religion. It isn't important to me I think... I hate all my religion classes... it was boring... i didn't like so much.
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@moto47 (555)
• Indonesia
7 Feb 07
Hmm... I can't say that's a bad thing that you hate most of your religion classes. However, don't you do pray (in your faith) everyday ? I also think studying in a religion-based school is boring enough except you wanna be a religious man or a "messenger" of your own faith.
@karlasper (99)
• Philippines
20 Jan 07
A school should be a place for the wholistic development of the learners. That development should not only be purely mental and physical but also spiritual because man is both body and spirit. However, for the purpose of fairness and respect to one's faith and belief, especially in highly heterogenous school, offering a religioous subject should be properly planned. The best planning is one that involves all the religions in that school through their representatives. What the school should provide is freedom for everyone to practice one's religion.
