Religion
In reply to the discussion: Yes, let teach those "Other Ways of Knowing" and see how it works out. [View all]dballance
(5,756 posts)I can't think of any organizations like the Roman Catholic Church or Westboro Baptist that wish to enforce their narrow constraints on what they feel people should think. Unless we take into account the Saudi Religious police or the Taliban that was more than happy to try to assassinate a girl because she wanted to go to school. Do you really want to go there?
Both of those organizations and their ilk have a long history of trying to make people conform to what they believe and trying to make people think what they believe is right. Perhaps you've forgotten the Crusades, the Inquisition and the Salem witch trials. Not to mention those holier than thou Puritians were more than happy to execute Quakers for their beliefs in the early colonies.
So get a clue.