[blazey]

I don't think religious education is like that at all personally. I've never met anyone that has never rejected an idea that has been taught to them anyway. I'm studying ethics at the moment that relates to this kind of thing but there are so many different ideas that whatever I say can be knocked down by some other theory anyway, which leads me to think that basically there is no right answer at all... but humans are intelligent creatures and form their ethics generally on their fellings towards things. Very few people can honestly say killing is a good thing regardless of what religion has been taught to them.

And no religious school in this country would be allowed to teach anything of an extremist nature, just as a side thought...

Only a few abnormal individuals take pleasure from pain and suffering and death, and I believe they'll think that way no matter what type of school they go to be it religious or non-religious.