Once upon a time, everyone went to religion classes. The exceptions were the children of those "most party-minded parents," true hooligans, and children of other denominations. Religious education was conducted in church classrooms—of course, either after or before school. We, Generation Xers, believed that this was always the case and that this was the way it should be. Only later changes led to the mess that, unfortunately, persists to this da…
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Once upon a time, everyone went to religion classes. The exceptions were the children of those "most party-minded parents," true hooligans, and children of other denominations. Religious education was conducted in church classrooms—of course, either after or before school. We, Generation Xers, believed that this was always the case and that this was the way it should be. Only later changes led to the mess that, unfortunately, persists to this da…