I was forwarded a link to a story in the Guardian about sex education in schools by Sully O’Sullivan of the Movement for a Worldwide Atheist Revolution.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2009/apr/28/sex-education-faith-state-schools
The article, in summary, is about English schools that now, by law, have to teach sexual education, but faith schools are not restricted in discriminating against homosexuality, demonising sex out of wedlock or discouraging the use of contraception in sexual activity. On top of that, even though the law is in place, parents can choose to have their children excluded on religious grounds. So it got me thinking about where I stand on things?









