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We welcome people of all faiths. The Secular Education Network is open to anyone who supports these values regardless of their personal faith.
You may be a parent who questions the nature of religious instruction and struggles with the difficult decision to opt their child out of religious instruction. You might feel alone and isolated in your concerns. When you join the Secular Education Network you are joining a community of parents facing the same question.
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- Promote Law Change to see real Separation of Church and State.
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Hi there, i’ve just seen your ‘schools involved page’ with map. I would be keen to help in any way i can with mapping/spatial data etc! A database like that really would be a great resource once it get populated.
Cheers
Corey
I agree with the principle of no religion in schools, as a long time atheist we do not want our children indoctrinated at school.
Read The Press editorial today, 24/07/2014, the editor needs a wake up call, his lines smack of a bit of bigotry
Great piece and program. There is no place for this in state schools.
They claim that they like to encourage children to ask questions about religion. So here’s a couple:
a. Where was God in Auschwitz?
b. If God works in mysterious ways, how do we know that parts of the old testament are not the correct parts, like killing your neighbor if they work on Sunday, and selling your daughter in slavery?