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Public School Fact:

Religious Student doesn't believe in Darwinism = F in class

Atheist Student doesn't believe in Religion, subscribes to Darwinism = A in class

Religious descrimination at its worst.

Sending kids to public schools will guarantee religious discrimination...take the hint.

Public School Fact: Religious Student doesn't believe in Darwinism = F in class
Atheist Student doesn't believe in Religion, subscribes to Darwinism = A in class
Religious descrimination at its worst.
Sending kids to public schools will guarantee religious discrimination...take the hint.

The only fact in your post is that you are an idiot.

"Public School Fact:
Religious Student doesn't believe in Darwinism = F in class
Atheist Student doesn't believe in Religion, subscribes to Darwinism = A in class
Religious descrimination at its worst.
Sending kids to public schools will guarantee religious discrimination...take the hint. "

So, by your line of reasoning,
Religious School Fact:
Student doesn't believe in Creationism = F in class
Student doesn't believe in Science, subscribes to creationism = A in class
Religious brainwashing at its worst.
Sending kids to parochial schools will guarantee scientific discrimination...take the hint.

"Public School Fact:
"Religious Student doesn't believe in Darwinism = F in class"

You are not graded on your belief or disbelief; you are graded on your understanding of the material presented. I do not, for example, believe in Christianity, Judaism, or Islam, but I did get a A- in a Comparative Near Eastern Religion class I took in 1993, as I was able to identify the critical elements of each of those religions' beliefs. A religious student who correctly identifies the critical features of the theory of evolution (random mutation plus natural selection eventually equals speciation) on the test passes the test.

"Atheist Student doesn't believe in Religion, subscribes to Darwinism = A in class"

Again, not demonstrated. An atheist who does not do his homework and misstates critical elements of the theory of evolution on his biology exam fails the test.

"Religious descrimination at its worst."

It isn't, for the reasons described above.

"Sending kids to public schools will guarantee religious discrimination...take the hint."

Filing a lawsuit on this basis will be correctly identified as vexatious litigation, and will result in the plaintiff getting to pay sanctions...take the hint.