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Atheist Summer Camp Some individuals offered ... >> [...] >> >> Perhaps an attempt to provide the kids with the >> cognitive equivalent of a Swiss army knife. > Good science classes should do that. If they don't > get fed religion along with their mother's milk then > they aren't likely to fall for it after they have learnt > to think critically. > > ---------------------------------------------------- > > Certainly true the human race is fast growing away > from the tribe and the village so any bonding social > or otherwise that religion once provided is pretty > much redundant and contempory people are far > better off being able to think independently in an > efficient manner rather than following pack mentality. - - - Britain's first atheist summer camp Children, age 7 to 17, at a camp designed to teach critical thinking, rational inquiry, and a scientific approach to the world. Also, being taught cooperation, toleration, and empathy, all in an atmosphere free of religious propa- ganda. - - - |
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