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Prosperman,

Not sure I'm reading your post correctly so sorry if that's the case.

You say:

In Australian society ---most want a Christian religion taught

Do you have any statistical evidence for the statement?

Anecdotally, I would be able to count half a dozen people I know, out of well over a hundred friends, acquaintances etc that DO want their kids being brought-up in a Christian environment.

Don't want to get into what's right and what's wrong, as we all have different views but don't think your statement reflects the Australia I see. Again, may have misinterpreted your sentences.

General religion, in the context of histroy I have no problem with, so long as it is kept to what factually occurred and not anything requiring "faith".