Sex Education

I don't like the idea of an atheist teaching my child, whom I've raised to recognize his soul, that sex is perfectly fine as long as he wraps his dick in rubber.I think sex ed should be left to the parents, except what would be taught in biology class(which is a lot), but most parents are scared to teach it...so, schools are unneccessarily left with the bill.Now, I have to re-teach my kid, so he isn't negetively affected by what he's learned in school, and the problem is solved.

Yup, thank god for keeping religion out of the public schools seriously though I have wondered about how and by whom curriculums are set up, and there was a thread about how scientist should decide whats taught in the science classroom, IIRC, and I thought but they might be bad teachers...Anyways, thats OT but I couldn't really find anything on the internet about that subject, so if you know....

No teacher I've had is anything but another parent. To expect that they have some ability above any other parent is assumptive. Yup, and there are multiple books/websites, or other learning sources, on any one of these aspects. OK, but without the teacher being something other than another parent, I don't see how the curiculum is any stronger than the one teaching it, so we can still leave it to the biological parent, who can look up, or come up with a curriculum on their own.The curriculum, assuming it's from a public school, should have nothing to do with the spiritual knowledge of sex. The spiritual part (please note that I've wrote that the biological part of sex should be taught) isn't even recognized by science, so IMO, there is an entire aspect of sex that is being left out of public schools.But it isn't up to me what is taught in public schools.So.. as you said... Which I agree with on the biological level, but there is something else about sex that people recognize, and this is the aspect that I want to be left up to the parents.