PETITION TO THE DIRECTOR OF KICD
Do not scrap religious studies in Kenyan schools
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Do not scrap religious studies in Kenyan schools
A handful of non-believers are pushing the Kenyan Institute of Curriculum Development to scrap religious education in schools.
The sensational group which is not even registered in Kenya has been pushing for all things immoral to the throats of Kenyans who believe otherwise.
Irreligious people in Kenya constitute only 0.4 % of the Kenyan population which now stands at over 53 Million.
85 per cent of Kenyans are Christians, 11 per cent are Muslims and the rest belong to other religions.
The Kenyan Constitution's preamble begins with acknowledging God which means Kenya is basically a religious country.
The said group of irreligious people have also been pushing for all things immoral including abortion, homosexuality, sexualization of children and even contraception for teenagers.
They thus have no authority to dictate what should or should not be in the Kenyan curriculum as they don't speak for Kenyan parents.
With this petition, we demand that KICD shreds the petition by the irreligious and ignore their ridiculous demands.
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Religious studies should not be scrapped
Dear sir,
We are very concerned with the recent push by the irreligious to scrap religious education in schools.
The irreligious in Kenya constitute only a mere 0.4% of the entire Kenyan population and thus are not representative of the over 53 million Kenyans who believe in a supreme being.
The attention-seeking group "Atheists in Kenya" whose registration has been rejected by the NGO board and status declared illegal should not influence an iota of what is being taught in schools.
The same group advocates for abortion, LGBTQA, sexualization of children and even contraception for teenagers, if anything they have no moral standing to advise any reputable governmental body on what to do.
The Kenyan constitution begins with acknowledging God and thus, this should be replicated by all bodies that obey the constitution.
Globally, Religious education is taught as a subject in schools due to the importance it plays in instilling morals and the fear of God in children.
We also call upon the government to protect our children from these idle minds whose purpose is to destroy our children and their future.
Kindly shred the petition by the atheists immediately failure to which, we will take further action.
Religious studies should not be scrapped
Dear sir,
We are very concerned with the recent push by the irreligious to scrap religious education in schools.
The irreligious in Kenya constitute only a mere 0.4% of the entire Kenyan population and thus are not representative of the over 53 million Kenyans who believe in a supreme being.
The attention-seeking group "Atheists in Kenya" whose registration has been rejected by the NGO board and status declared illegal should not influence an iota of what is being taught in schools.
The same group advocates for abortion, LGBTQA, sexualization of children and even contraception for teenagers, if anything they have no moral standing to advise any reputable governmental body on what to do.
The Kenyan constitution begins with acknowledging God and thus, this should be replicated by all bodies that obey the constitution.
Globally, Religious education is taught as a subject in schools due to the importance it plays in instilling morals and the fear of God in children.
We also call upon the government to protect our children from these idle minds whose purpose is to destroy our children and their future.
Kindly shred the petition by the atheists immediately failure to which, we will take further action.
