Many think that religion should be taught in schools while others think it should be avoided. Discuss both sides and give your opinion.

There is a common debate on whether

religion

should be added to schools' curricula or should be avoided.

Although

a religious curriculum may help

students

to understand their homeland's

cultures

, I personally believe that religious education can be unfair to

students

who are atheists and it

also

can be used to spread propaganda if schools and governments are not transparent about

this

topic. On one hand, including

mythology

in the academic curriculum can help

students

to have a deep understanding of their

cultures

. It can be seen that

religion

is one of the most important aspects of numerous

cultures

.

Therefore

, to understand your country's

mythology

is to acknowledge and cherish the beauty of your culture, and admission who graduate from a religious school will be more patriotic and eager to contribute to their home nations.

For example

, Vietnam decided to include

religion

in its primary and secondary education, and a survey conducted in 2019 shows that 74.8% of

students

showed interest in learning about their country's

religion

and said that they were proud of having a beautiful culture.

On the other hand

, religious education can be used by governments to spread propaganda and false information.

This

is because children's way of learning is fundamentally different from adults: they learn what they are told. Because of

this

, admission, especially primary recruitment, are vulnerable to misinformation.

Therefore

, the government can use religious curriculums as a reason to brainwash young generations.

For example

, North Korea used

mythology

as an excuse to spread propaganda,

such

as they are the greatest nation in the world or that famines and diseases in North Korea are caused by the USA, which is far from the truth. For the reasons above, I totally believe that

mythology

should not be included in schools' curriculums. In conclusion, even though teaching myths in academies may have a positive impact on the recruitment of patriotism and understanding of their

cultures

, religious curriculums can be used to brainwash

students

and

therefore

, should not be included.