Plain and simple, if the parents raise them without any religious context, they (the children) are effectively left at a ground state, free to influence themselves when it comes to religion.
Note that I said without any religious context, not anti or pro religious. If they learn critical thought, they are given a tool to better analyze thought, but as it is only a tool, there is still the effectiveness of leaving them in the default state.
I think it is better to keep it non religious - it fosters an environment of deciding for oneself, of growth. And lord knows we can use more of that.
Note that I said without any religious context, not anti or pro religious. If they learn critical thought, they are given a tool to better analyze thought, but as it is only a tool, there is still the effectiveness of leaving them in the default state.
I think it is better to keep it non religious - it fosters an environment of deciding for oneself, of growth. And lord knows we can use more of that.
