I agree with him on the fact that teaching religion in schools is fundamental. Students should know the facts, values, sacraments and scriptures of the religion. Teaching religion is so important because of the effects religion has on our culture. All culture is influenced in some sense by religion. What shows or doesn't watch, how people treat each other, and what people care about. However, Dennette states that students should be required to learn about all religions just as they are required to learn other subjects, students should have the ability to choose their own religion. Instead of focusing on whether each school teaches each religion, we should focus on disciplining those who have difficulty believing the Bible is true. The world would have less crime, be more unified, and have a better purpose if everyone came to know and believe in Christ as their Savior. Lastly, I don't think cows and religion are similar. Religion did not evolve, it is not natural, and humans do not redesign it