دانلود کتاب Christian Privilege and Public Education

Is Christianity under attack? Are schools hostile to the Christian religion? Is
religion being ‘kicked out of schools’? Christian conservatives would answer yes, and
often mislead the populace into feeling that, as a result of the hostile anti-Christian
dogma of schools, Christians are unable to practice their religion freely. However, this
author contends that schools, while perceived as secular institutions, are far too generous
to the dominance of the Christian faith, often at the expense of religious minorities and
non-believers. Schools are wholly filled with religion, albeit just one religion, generally
speaking, the Christian religion. Christianity and its adherents benefit from a series of
privileges which establish Christians as a dominant group while conferring a subordinate
and discriminatory status on non-Christians and non-believers and devaluing other
religions. This thesis explores the nature of some of those privileges.