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  I don't think Gov. will make the error of banning Christian teaching from school. Chrtistianity does not prevent schools from teaching children how to learn other subjects too.
  
  Although I do believe that there should be a review in what is taught as Christian Faith, in order to distinguish between that what is written in the Gospel and doctrines of later periods.
  
  Having attended Army school in North Camp and Saint Mary's Church of England in Dover, I received no indoctrination, but only knowledge of pure Christian Faith. This must never be denied to British children at school in our own country.
  
  I don't believe the Government will sacrifice the rights of our Country's children to education in the Christian Faith at school.
  
  As for churches, Howard, they have been closing down left right and centre, and frankly I believe that some church ministers have proven been abusing of the Church's authority so as to give Christianity a false definition. All the more reason why the State must provide a sane education in matters of the Faith that has been home to the British Isles for so many generations.
  
  The State has obliogations towards the welfare of the children, and this includes their spiritual welfare. Christianity must be the founding Institution of Britain, and any attempt to knock this down must be combated with the law.

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