Combined embrio of human and monkey!

[Person Man]

Muh aborshun...

I mean, thinking you are a parent immediately after having sex is no more or less unreasonable than thinking there’s more than two genders...

[Person Man]

I was just throwing that out there as bait.

Religious studies academia have been pushing for religious information in school, arguing that keeping religion as a uniquely taboo subject may violate the Constitution. Here is someone arguing for the benefits of it:

Stephen Prothero is probably the most notable (IE public) advocate of this.

The study of comparative religion is very different from teaching young Earth creationism in schools.

It happened in m High School. It was taught in English class when they discussed the classics.

[Person Man]

When there is talk of teaching religion in schools, a vast number of advocates for it don't mean 'comparative religion' but 'my religion is true'. Even if they don't say it. It's entirely constitutional to teach comparative religion

And it's pretty evident. In my high school, in a small rural town that was in a relatively secular far-right state, they did taught some comparative religion about creation myths without it ever feeling that it was what we were supposed to actually believe.